Bolivian Hummingbird Sage Salvia (Salvia oxyphora) is a stunning heirloom flower that blooms from summer through fall with tubular flowers perfectly engineered to attract hummingbirds and other pollinators. Hardy in zone 8, this vigorous sage grows 3 to 5 feet tall and spreads 3 to 4 feet wide, creating a substantial presence in the garden while remaining drought tolerant once established. Its combination of season-long color, pollinator magnetism, and low-maintenance character makes it a standout choice for gardeners seeking structure and wildlife activity without constant fussing.
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Full Sun
Moderate
8-8
60in H x 48in W
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Hummingbirds cannot resist the tubular blooms that emerge from June through November, making this sage one of the most reliable attractors for these jeweled visitors. The plant thrives in full sun and tolerant of drought once its roots establish, requiring only moderate water and minimal intervention. Deer leave it alone entirely, so it holds its shape and flowers intact even in areas where wildlife pressure is intense.
This is a flowering ornamental grown specifically for its ability to draw hummingbirds and other pollinators into gardens, creating dynamic visual interest and supporting local wildlife populations throughout the growing season.
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