Las Pilitas Nursery Salvia spathacea

Yes, this variety is specifically noted for its ability to draw hummingbirds to the garden. Its large, nectar-rich pink flowers act as a primary food source for them.

Absolutely. It is an excellent choice for oak understory plantings because it thrives in the specific conditions found beneath these trees and handles the dry soil well.

It is highly drought-tolerant and requires low water. It is well-adapted to environments with 50 to 100 cm of annual rainfall.

It is semi-evergreen, meaning it will retain much of its foliage throughout the year in milder climates, though it may look different depending on the severity of the winter.

It performs best in full sun or minimal part shade. In mild coastal areas, it is quite adaptable, but be aware that it may droop if placed in excessive shade.

You can expect this shrub to reach a mature height and width of approximately 0.5 to 1.0 meters, making it a compact addition to most garden beds.