Salvia glabrescens Autumn Equinox White/Cream Foliage Plants which emerge covered with silvery-white

which emerge covered with silvery-white hair

already topped with pendant flower buds which will soon open to dangling clusters of bright yellow flowers

The deeply-lobed blue leaves

Dionaea 'King Henry' from Don Elkins is the largest Venus fly trap cultivar we've ever seen

where it can be found in prairies where the deer and the antelope roam

Salvia glabrescens Autumn Equinox White/Cream Foliage Plants which emerge covered with silvery-whiteSalvia glabrescens 'Autumn Equinox' has proven to be a superb form of the Japanese woodland sage from the folks at Issima. We've found it to be an improved form of Salvia 'Shi Ho', with more vigor and a better floral display. Starting for us in mid September, the 2' tall clumps are adorned with terminal clusters of large bicolor purple and light lavender flowers. Salvia glabrescens clumps enlarge annually, eventually reaching 6' 7' in width. Average