Salvia leucantha x elegans 'Anthony Parker' JC Raulston Arboretum each division marked down the

each division marked down the center with a clean gold stripe

orange-like fruit that ripens more cold-tolerant than any true orange thanks to the trifoliate parentage

where they open in the warmth and fill a house with perfume

Our trees were grown from seed collected in Taiwan by our freind Mark Krautmann of Heritage Seedlings

Salvia leucantha x elegans 'Anthony Parker' JC Raulston Arboretum each division marked down theSalvia 'Anthony Parker' is a big, late blooming hybrid sage with a charming South Carolina origin. The plant arose as a chance seedling in the Beaufort garden of the plantswoman Frances Parker, a cross between Salvia leucantha 'Midnight' and the pineapple sage Salvia elegans, and Frances rescued the young seedling from the path of the mower and named it for her grandson Anthony, then a year old, in 1994. From that lucky reprieve came one of the best