Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage flower
Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage
Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage flower
Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage

Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage

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Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage

Hummingbird Sage grows up to three feet high and eight feet wide.  This plant is slightly sticky to the touch with aromatic arrow-shaped light green leaves that can grow up to six inches long and are wrinkled on top and hairy beneath. The deep rose-pink flowers grow in large pagoda-like whirls on 30 inch tall flower stalks from late winter into summer.  Prune to the base after flowering is over to keep plant low and tidy and dig unwanted spreading rhizomes for replanting elsewhere in late fall or early winter. 

Family Name Lamiaceae
Species Name Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink'
Common Name Powerline Pink Hummingbird sage
Native to Cultivar of Hummingbird Sage
Plant Type Perennial groundcover
Height x Width 2-3' x spreading
Growth Habit Spreading, mounding
Growth Rate Moderate
Sun Exposure Full sun to shade
Water Requirement Moderate
Soil Type Most soil types
Flower Color Light pink
Flowering Months Winter, spring, summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen with water, summer dormant
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to
Attracts pollinators Hummingbirds primarily
Container Plant Yes
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Cultivar

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Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink', Hummingbird Sage

Hummingbird Sage grows up to three feet high and eight feet wide.  This plant is slightly sticky to the touch with aromatic arrow-shaped light green leaves that can grow up to six inches long and are wrinkled on top and hairy beneath. The deep rose-pink flowers grow in large pagoda-like whirls on 30 inch tall flower stalks from late winter into summer.  Prune to the base after flowering is over to keep plant low and tidy and dig unwanted spreading rhizomes for replanting elsewhere in late fall or early winter. 

Family Name Lamiaceae
Species Name Salvia spathacea 'Powerline Pink'
Common Name Powerline Pink Hummingbird sage
Native to Cultivar of Hummingbird Sage
Plant Type Perennial groundcover
Height x Width 2-3' x spreading
Growth Habit Spreading, mounding
Growth Rate Moderate
Sun Exposure Full sun to shade
Water Requirement Moderate
Soil Type Most soil types
Flower Color Light pink
Flowering Months Winter, spring, summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen with water, summer dormant
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to
Attracts pollinators Hummingbirds primarily
Container Plant Yes
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Cultivar