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Thompson & Morgan Salvia Microphylla Lips Collection - 3 Pack

Thompson & Morgan Salvia Microphylla Lips Collection - 3 Pack

The most beautiful collection of sage, that includes ‘Hot lips’, ‘Cherry lips’ and ‘Amethyst lips’...

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This guide is for gardeners who want to cultivate a beautiful and wildlife-friendly garden using the Thompson & Morgan Salvia Lips Collection. The key benefit is the collection's stunning array of colorful blooms that attract pollinators, making your garden a vibrant and lively space. Note that while these salvias are perennial, they may require winter protection in colder regions.

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Model Part NumberKB8512
BrandThompson & Morgan

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FAQs

When is the best time to plant the Salvia Lips Collection?

Planting is best from November to February.

How much sunlight do these salvias need?

They require full sun for optimal growth.

How often should I water my salvias?

Water regularly until established, and then as needed, especially during dry periods.

Do I need to protect them during winter?

Yes, in colder regions, protect them by moving container plants indoors or providing winter protection.

How tall and wide do these plants get?

They can grow up to 90cm (35in) tall and 60cm (24in) wide when fully established.

When do these salvias flower?

They typically flower from July to October.

What kind of soil do salvias prefer?

They prefer moist, well-drained soil.

How do I prune these salvias?

Prune lightly in late spring to remove dead stems and encourage a bushy habit.

Troubleshooting

Plant growth is stunted.

Ensure the plant has adequate sunlight and is not waterlogged. Check soil drainage.

Few or no flowers appear.

Make sure the plant is getting enough sunlight. Fertilize during the growing season.

Leaves are turning yellow.

This could be due to overwatering or poor drainage. Adjust watering habits and check soil conditions.

Pests or diseases affect the plants.

Inspect plants regularly and treat any issues with appropriate remedies. Ensure good air circulation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Attracts pollinators, supporting local wildlife.
  • Offers a vibrant and long-lasting display of color.
  • Drought-tolerant once established, requiring less maintenance.
  • Versatile planting options for various garden designs.
  • Aromatic foliage enhances the sensory experience.
  • Easy to grow and maintain.

Cons

  • May require winter protection in colder climates.
  • Requires full sun exposure for optimal growth.
  • Initial watering and care are needed to establish the plants.
  • Results may vary based on growing conditions.
  • Needs well-drained soil.
  • May need to be moved to a frost-free area during winter if planted in containers.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Planting:
  • Pot up salvia plants into pots of free-draining compost and grow them in frost-free conditions until large enough to plant outside.
  • When the risk of frost has passed, acclimatize plants to outdoor conditions over 7 to 10 days.
  • Plant salvias outdoors in moist, well-drained soil and a sheltered spot in full sun.
  1. Watering and Feeding:
  • Water regularly until fully established.
  • Feed regularly during the growing season.
  1. Location:
  • Position: Full sun.
  • Height: Up to 90cm (35in) when fully established.
  • Spread: Up to 60cm (24in) when fully established.
  1. Winter Care:
  • Although perennial, these salvias will need some winter protection in the UK's colder areas.
  • If growing in containers, move them to a cold greenhouse or conservatory during winter.
  1. Pruning:
  • Prune lightly in late spring when new growth appears.
  • Remove dead stems to maintain a bushy habit.

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