'Hot Lips' Sage Plants Items plant it where it is

plant it where it is not completely overshadowed by taller neighbours

A large sturdy rose such as golden Belle de Jour or butter-yellow Graham Thomas makes the perfect host (plant the clematis to the shady

but is happiest in a fertile

white at the outer edges and gradually becoming pinker towards the centre

'Hot Lips' Sage Plants Items plant it where it isVariety: Salvia Hot Lips Latin name: Salvia jamensis 'Hot Lips' Type: Shrubby salvia (semi evergreen subshrub) Flower: Red and white bicolour Height: 80cm (2ft) Spread: 6080cm (22ft) Flowering: JuneNovember Hardiness: Fairly Hardy Pruning: Cut back in mid spring RHS AGM: Yes (2015) Sold as: Pot grown plants Plant outdoors: Late spring or early summer Delivered: Spring and summer Collection: Yes, see Collection from Castle Cary Salvia Hot Lips: A