Radio Red Autumn Sage, Salvia greggii 'Radio Red' PP #26,362
With stunning crimson-red blooms over a long season, this salvia deserves a prominent location in a garden setting. More compact, with larger flowers than similar varieties such as Furman's Red. Kept lightly clipped, it can be utilized as a low informal hedge or as a single specimen in a border or container garden.
Salvia greggii 'Radio Red' - AUTUMN SAGE 'RADIO RED'
Aromatic sage with true rich red color, that doesn't fade away. Very long flowering season, more upright and a bit irregular growing habit. Highly attractive to hummingbirds! For sunny beds, containers or larger pots.
Salvia greggii 'Radio Red' - Plant Finder
'Radio Red' is a compact selection of autumn sage that features red-flowers, a well-branched habit, and long blooming period. Bright red, tubular flowers bloom on 4.5" tall, terminal spikes from late spring through fall.
Radio Red Salvia (Autumn Sage) - Wilson Bros Gardens
One of the top favorites of hummingbirds in our gardens and blooming from spring to frost, 'Radio Red' Salvia, also called Autumn Sage, is a compact selection featuring abundant, brilliant crimson-red two-lipped flowers perfectly designed for hummingbirds.
Salvia greggii 'Radio Red' PP26362 | Civano Growers
For landscape architects and designers, Salvia greggii 'Radio Red' offers a dynamic blend of striking color, drought tolerance, and wildlife support. Its bold red blooms and compact structure lend themselves to a wide range of design applications, from …
Radio Red Autumn Sage, Cherry Sage, Texas Sage, Gregg's …
Radio Red Salvia is a hybrid selection with crisp apple green foliage and non-fading deep brilliant red 1" long two-lipped tubular flowers on a compact plant with exceptional flower power.
Autumn Sage (Salvia greggii 'Radio Red') in the Salvias ...
I planted Radio Red mid-April in full sun. The flowers emerged dark red and immediately bleached to white by the end of their first day. Relocated to a pot and determined that it needed half-day afternoon shade to avoid bleaching. In late summer and early fall it maintained rich, deep red coloration with some mid-day shade.