Salvia Feathers Peacock PP 33993 Eastern Europe Helianthus angustifolius 'First Light' forms

Helianthus angustifolius 'First Light' forms a nice

The edge color is also quite unusual

glossy green (maroon in winter)

Although all rohdeas are drought-tolerant

The 2' wide clumps are topped in very late summer with 18" scapes of light lavender flowers

Salvia Feathers Peacock PP 33993 Eastern Europe Helianthus angustifolius 'First Light' forms(aka: Salvia Bocofpea) We love the recently introduced Salvia 'Feathers Peacock', from Dutch plant breeder Kees Jan Kraanwhich, which provides a new twist on the old garden standard, Salvia x sylvestris (aka: nemorosa), by adding genes from the cutleaf Salvia jurisicii. In this case, the basal leaves are deeply serrated, providing a unique garden texture. This 16" tall x 20" wide, tight clumping sage starts flowering for us around mid April with 10"