Salvia Waverly is a fast growing, continual flowering plant. It reaches 1.2 meter high and a 1.4 meter spread on a medium sized, reasonably tidy bush. The grey-green leaves are deeply veined, elongated to a point and take on a leathery appearance. The stems extend up from the base and arch in a fountain like manner, before developing the long purple flower stalks. The flowers are white, with a mauve tinge and the calyces are a deep purple to pink.
 
Appearance
Height: 130cm Spread: 60cm
Growth Rate: Fast
Time to Maturity: 6 Months
Habit: Bushy, Upright
 
Flower 
Size: Medium
Colour: White fading pink
Shape:  Spikes
 
Blooming Time: 
Summer/Autumn
 
Foliage 
Size: Medium
Colour: Green
Shape: Ovate leaves
*Winter Dormant
*Aromatic leaves
 
Growing Conditions
Position: Full sun
Soil: The soil should not be over rich, and winter drainage must be good.
Care: After a main flowering flush, trim the plant by half to encourage further flowering and density.
Once established it requires only minimum watering.
 
 
Uses & Characteristics:
*Attracts Bees
*Attracts Birds
*Attracts Butterflies
*Banks & Slopes
*Border
*Coastal
*Containers
*Cottage Garden
*Cut Flowers
*Drought Tolerant
*Good Texture
*Heat Tolerant
*Massing
*Rabbit Resistant