Purchased for the color & size. These are ok . Bottom half of shrubs are dead. Charle Brown shrubs
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Rose Marvel Sage (#1)
Rose Marvel Sage (#1)
$8.00
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32 in stock
Salvia nemorosa ‘Rose Marvel’
Choose Rose Marvel Salvia for a sunny front border where you want pink flower spikes without a tall plant. The tradeoff: it is a color plant, not a structure plant, so pair it with steadier foliage nearby.
Buy This If
- You want pink salvia flowers.
- You need a compact perennial.
- You want pollinator activity.
Skip This If
- The bed stays shaded.
- The soil stays soggy.
- You need winter structure.
PGNE Report Card
| Category | Grade | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Landscape Impact | A- | The larger rose-pink spikes give strong seasonal color at the front of a bed. |
| Growth Rate | A- | It fills in quickly for a perennial, especially when planted in a warm, bright spot. |
| Maintenance | B+ | Trim spent flower stems if you want a cleaner look and a better chance at rebloom. |
| Deer Resistance | A- | Deer usually pass this by, since the foliage deters browsing, though no plant is completely immune where pressure is severe. |
| Small Space Fit | A | Its compact upright habit works well along walks, patios, and tight perennial edges. |
| Screening Value | F | This is a short flowering perennial and should not be used for privacy or screening. |
Our Experience
At PGNE, we'd typically recommend grouping Rose Marvel Salvia in several plants rather than using one by itself, because the color reads better and the bed looks more intentional.
Plant Facts
| Mature Height | 1 ft |
|---|---|
| Mature Width | 1 ft |
| Hardiness Zones | 4a-9a |
| Spacing | 1 ft |
| Sun | Full Sun |
| Moisture | Average to moist |
| Growth Habit | Upright, clumping, bushy |
Customers Usually Ask
Will it attract bees and butterflies?
Yes, salvia is a good pollinator perennial when it is in bloom.
Should I cut off old flowers?
Yes, deadheading keeps it tidier and may encourage more bloom.
Is this a good foundation plant?
Only as a front-layer perennial; use shrubs for the main foundation structure.
Fall is the best time to plant in New England
- Roots establish before the ground freezes
- Less heat stress than summer planting
- Real markdowns while supplies last
Locally grown for New England conditions
Every plant in our Fall Sale is grown or hardened off right here in New Hampshire, so it's already acclimated to New England winters before it ever leaves our nursery.
Pro Growers of New England, Inc
SKU:PGNE-41080
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