Salvia ‘May Night’ | Plant Profile

Salvia ‘May Night’ (Salvia x sylvestris) are fragrant clump forming perennials with large purple flower spires. The flowers bloom from spring to early summer but additional sporadic blooms may occur. The tightly packed flower spikes rise well above the dark green foliage to create spectacular color. A member of the mint family, the leaves are aromatic when crushed.

‘May Night’ prefer average fertility, dry to medium moisture, well drained soil in full sun.

‘May Night’ are highly ornamental additions to perennial borders along fencing, sidewalks, or along structures. They can be massed together to create a sea of violet flowers. Hummingbirds and beneficial insect frequent the flowers. The flower spikes are beautiful additions to fresh flower arrangements