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For intense color saturation on neat, compact plants that really take the summer heat, Vista Purple is unbeatable. This charmer begins flowering early (before the end of spring in most climates) and continues up to frost, filling garden and container with rich plummy-purple, rosy-magenta color that attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and compliments by the dozen.
A selection of Scarlet Sage (S. splendens), this tender perennial is grown as an annual in American gardens. It takes off like crazy, setting large, toothy green foliage below the 4- to 5-inch flower spikes. Nice in the vase, it’s really a bedding plant extraordinaire, absolutely knockout beautiful in large plantings.
Yet Vista Purple isn’t a space hog, reaching just 10 to 12 inches high and perhaps 8 inches wide. This means you can squeeze it into containers (its nicely vertical habit makes it a great companion to trailing and mounding varieties) as well as tucki