Although Salvias tend to be later than other bedding plants, it is worth the wait for their brilliant vivid scarlet, spikes of flowers and bright green foliage.Blaze of fire is one of the most popular varieties of Salvias, not just because of their vivid colour, but because they are perfect for pollinators.Half Hardy AnnualHeight 30cm (12″)Pack size: 70 SeedsAdditional DetailsWhen to Sow Blaze of Fire Salvia SeedsFebruary to MarchWhere to Sow SalviasSow in pots or trays in a good compost under glass at 21-24°C. Cover the seeds lightly with sieved compost. Keep moist.What to do NextWhen the seedlings are large enough to handle, prick off into trays 5cm (2″) apart. Grow on and gradually harden off for planting in the flowering site in late May 25cm (10″) apart.MaturityJuly onwardsHandy TipPinch out the growing point when plants are about 10cm (4″) tall to encourage branching with much more colour.
