Sallyfun™ Bicolor Blue Salvia farinacea

Sallyfun™ Bicolor Blue is an upright Salvia farinacea with blue flower spikes marked by a white eye, reaching 10–18 inches tall and 12–16 inches wide while flowering into summer. Danziger identifies Sallyfun™ as its trade series, while the Canadian Plant Breeders’ Rights record lists ‘DSALBIBLUE’ as the cultivar denomination; a grower catalog confirms the blue-and-white flowers and mature size. [Danziger](https://www.danzigeronline.com/catalog/annuals/sallyfun-bicolor-blue/), [Canadian Plant Breeders’ Rights](https://active.inspection.gc.ca/english/plaveg/pbrpov/cropreport/sal/app00010188e.shtml), and [Millcreek Gardens](https://catalog.millcreekplants.com/salvia-f-sallyfun-bicolor-blue) document these details. ## Garden Use The compact, upright habit works in beds, borders, and patio containers, either in groups or as a vertical accent among lower annuals. Its blue-and-white spikes add a clear focal color, and the breeder describes the variety as suitable for combinations and pollinator programs. ## Growing Conditions Plant in sun and well-drained soil. Keep young plants evenly watered while roots establish; containers dry more quickly than garden beds. Remove damaged stems as needed and trim fading flower spikes to keep the display neat. The breeder reports continued flowering into summer; timing varies with planting date and climate. ## Maintenance Check container moisture during hot weather and water before the root ball dries completely. A light feed during active growth supports flowering in pots. In borders, allow room for a 12–16 inch spread. This selection is often grown as a seasonal annual; the exact-selection sources consulted do not provide a USDA hardiness range.