Salvia 'Hot Lips'

Salvia 'Hot Lips'Salvia 'Hot Lips' Bold, fragrant, and endlessly eye catching, Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips' is one of the most talked about salvias in contemporary garden design. Its distinctive bicoloured flowers vivid red and white in cool conditions, shifting to pure red in summer heat create a dynamic, ever changing display from midsummer right through to the first frosts. Why Choose Hot Lips? Showstopping bicolour flowers in red and white colour shifts with the

mixed borders

Key Characteristics

Hardy to around -5°C

making it ideal for underplanting or positioning in borders

Compact and slow-growing — ideal for smaller gardens and courtyard settings

shaded borders

A rare and distinctive topiary form for collectors and serious gardeners

Formal and contemporary garden designs

yew has been safely grown in UK gardens and churchyards for centuries with appropriate precautions

Choose a sheltered position with full or partial sun - some afternoon shade is beneficial to protect foliage from scorching

Space plants 60–90cm apart for a dense hedge

Thrives in full sun to partial shade in most well-drained soils