sage microphylla hot lips

description

The microphylla sage 'hot lips' is an exceptional variety of Sage, known for its bicolored flowers that create a show unique visual. This evergreen plant produces small green leaves and erect stems, but it is its summer flowering that attracts the attention, with red-cream flowers that turn into red Intense. The 'hot lips' is compact and suitable for edges or containers, bringing a touch of vivacity to the gardens.

characteristic

flowers: the most distinctive feature are the flowers bicolor, with intensely lit red lips and white petals cream, creating a charming contrast and a look similar to lips Red. blooms abundantly during the summer, keeping the vibrant garden with its show floral for a long time.
leaves: the leaves are small, dark green and persistent, offering a compact and decorative base for flowers Seeful.
portamento: this variety has a compact bearing, making it ideal for edges, flower beds and containers, where it can develop in controlled way.
adaptability: fits well to different types of soil and light conditions, showing good tolerance even in climates hot.
resistance: being native to warmer regions, the 'hot lips' is appreciated for its resistance to summer heat.
maintenance: requires maintenance relatively small, but may benefit from monitoring regular to control its growth and shape. A moderate pruning after flowering can stimulate the growth of new buds and promote a more abundant flowering.
use: excellent as ornamental plant, can be used to create edges, fill blanks or add a lively touch to gardens and flower beds.

origin

The microphylla sage is native to mexico and regions surrounding Central America. The variety 'hot lips' It was developed for the first time in new zelanda by plant breeder david dusky, and became popular for its extraordinary flowering and its adaptability to different growth conditions. The unique combination of color and its eye-catching appearance make it an appreciated choice all over the world for ornamental gardens.

back to the plants