Sinningia tubiflora Light Shade to Shade Salvia 'Indigo Spires' is a

Salvia 'Indigo Spires' is a 1979 introduction from California's Huntington Botanical Garden

Similar in appearance to a dwarf form of Sarracenia flava

A mass of Primula japonica flowering in late spring is a hortgasm-causing event

There are not any significant pest issues for this and most other maidenhair ferns

This cross of North American natives Baptisia sphaerocarpa and Baptisia alba produces a vigorous

Sinningia tubiflora Light Shade to Shade Salvia 'Indigo Spires' is a(aka: Sinningia longituba) One of the real joys of gardening is finding a plant that you think can't be hardy and then discovering that it becomes an easy to grow staple in your garden. Such is the case with the hardy gloxinia, Sinningia tubiflora. Forming large underground tubers, Sinningia tubiflora not only lives, but spreads nicely in our rock garden. All summer long, the green, felty leaf clumps are topped with 20" tall spikes of 6" long, very