Salvia 'Blue Chill'

Salvia 'blue-chill'

Flower name
Salvia 'Blue Chill'
Scientific name
Salvia 'blue-chill'
Aliasサルビア・インディゴ・スパイヤーズ 'ブルーチル', Salvia longispicata×S.farinacea, サルビア・インディゴ・スパイヤーズ, ラベンダーセージ
Place of originGarden variety
Place of floweringGarden, Botanical Gardens
Flowering seasonApril, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
Language of flowersFamily love

What is Salvia 'Blue Chill'

Salvia 'Blue Chill' (Scientific name: Salvia farinacea × S. longispicata 'Blue Chill') is a horticultural cultivar of a perennial herb belonging to the genus Salvia in the family Lamiaceae, native to Southern Europe. It is a hybrid of Salvia longispicata and Salvia farinacea.

Salvia 'Indigo Spires', also known as "Lavender Sage," is a hybrid cultivar between Salvia farinacea (commonly called Blue Salvia) and Salvia longispicata.

This cultivar, Salvia 'Blue Chill', is an early-blooming, slightly large variety that produces pale violet flowers. It was bred by M&B Flora.

The plant grows to a height of 50–60 cm.
Its blooming period is long, from April to November, continuously producing light blue flowers on long flower spikes.
It is suitable for pots, planters, and flower beds.

Common name: Salvia 'Blue Chill' (Salvia 'Indigo Spires' 'Blue Chill')
Scientific name: Salvia longispicata × S. farinacea 'Blue Chill'
Synonym: Salvia 'Blue Chill'
Classification: Plantae, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Lamiales, Lamiaceae, Salvia
Origin: Horticultural cultivar (original species from Southern Europe)
Growing environment: Sunny locations, well-drained soil
Breeder: M&B Flora
Life form: Half-hardy perennial (herbaceous perennial), perennial salvia
Height: 50–60 cm; Spread: 30–45 cm
Blooming period: April to November
Flower color: Pale violet
Uses: Flower beds, pots, planters

Related page:
Salvia 'Blue Chill' (Salvia farinacea x S.longispicata 'Blue Chill') – Flower Database