Salvia nemerosa Marcus™; (Marcus™; Meadow Sage)Dense, compact, low profile form 3 to 4" long flower spikes above its foliage in late spring Small, deep purple flowers Deep green, lance like foliage is almost obscured by bloom Excellent in mass plantings If there ever was a poster boy for an overachieving garden plant, 'Marcus' would be it. Its dense, compact, low profile form nearly recedes into the garden until it starts to put up 3 to 4" long flower spikes above its foliage in late spring. As

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Pollinator magnets Loves the sun Drought tolerant Beautiful cut flowers You'll love this Echinacea for its shorter

Hints of burgundy in the new growth foreshadow the rich red foliage color it develops in fall

Certain butterflies even use this plant as a caterpillar food source bringing even more landscape color to your home

Narrow and willow-like deep green foliage

this selection will thrill you with its repeated waves of medium pink with apricot colored flowers that are loaded with petals and bursting with spectacular fruity fragrance that fills the garden

The foliage matures to glowing gold and each of its stems buds up in early June with buds opening later in the month producing massive flattened heads of bright pink flowers

or in the garden in drifts were it can truly show off its multi-season appeal

juicy and highly flavored fruit

Captivating scent and huge flowers will have you screaming for more the first time you see this selection in bloom

Height 4-8 ft

and versatility