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Plants that Attract Pollinators
Evergreen Nursery carries a wide variety of plants to attract butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators. At this time, only a curated selection are available online, so come visit our nursery where our expert staff can advise you on the perfect pollinator plants for you and the right products to care for them.
Salvia 'Wendy's Wish'
Tubular, with shades of pink, Wendy's Wish Salvia will be a pollinator magnet for any landscape. With its plentiful blooms, this sage creates a sense of abundance and willingness to share its fortune with others.
Salvia apiana
White sage is an elegant, shrubby sage that is used and cherished by indigenous Californians for many medicinal and sacred purposes, such as ceremonial smudge sticks. Beautiful, long white flower spikes appear in spring and bees and hummingbirds love them
Salvia apiana compacta
This is a lovely compact version of white sage, topping out at 2'-3'. White sage is an elegant, shrubby sage that is used and cherished by indigenous Californians for many medicinal and sacred purposes, such as ceremonial smudge sticks.
Salvia chiapensis
Chiapas sage is a part shade loving salvia with magnificent magenta flowers that bloom year round in our milder climate. It's compact with flower spikes that burst with color on graceful stems.
Salvia uliginosa
This is a densely clumping salvia with many arching, willowy 4'-6' stems, emerging from shiny green leaves. The beautiful clusters of deep, sky blue flowers are adorned with white throats.
Salvia x 'Love & Wishes™'
Love and Wishes is a gorgeous salvia with deep purple flowers on long spikes that will fill your yard with a burst of color. Pollinators and hummingbirds love it! Deer resistant.
Weeping Cherry
Graceful ornamental cherry tree with weeping limbs that nearly reach the ground. Showy double pink flowers. Year round interest with dramatic fall foliage.