Perovskia atriplicifolia Prime Time PP 34304 Rabbit Resistant Plants Starting in late summer and

Starting in late summer and continuing through fall

are smothered with 1-2" wide flowers resembling cups of red wine

which came from the late plantsman

backed by three twisted yellow sepals

Our original chartreuse seedling of the edible Black Sea native appeared in our garden around 2000

Perovskia atriplicifolia Prime Time PP 34304 Rabbit Resistant Plants Starting in late summer and(aka: Salvia yangii) We have been blown away by the new Perovskia 'Prime Time', a creation from Walters Garden's Hans Hansen. Compared to the older cultivars that we've grown, this is a game changer. The density of the growth and flowers, as well as its incredible vigor is nothing short of amazing. In our trials, the 2. 5' tall specimen begins its show of mauvy purple spikes in early June. As with all Russian sage, good drainage and plenty of sun are