I have taken pictures of them.

I'm no expert but looks like one I purchased at HD called Salvia nemerosa "New Dimensions". I also saw May Nights and Salvia Farinacea on sale there last night, but they both had a far more upright form. My New Dimensions is a bit sprawly like that too.

Thank You Kaillean. I've tried winter sowing the seeds of New Dimensions for years. Not one sprout. Now I got the plant. Thanks.

I put mine in the ground and chopped the tops completely off. Facebook groups thinks they are 'Maynight' species. I just hope they make it through our winters.

Mine are Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna". Beautiful when I first put them in the ground about a month ago. Now all blooms and stems are just falling to the ground and the color is gone. So you are advocating just cutting the blooms? Like I said, I've seen some in the neighborhood that look to be the same species that are beautiful. Standing up and colorful. I don't understand. The blooms are of the same color as your pics ladyrose65, but now even the color is going away. I guess I could dig em up and take em back to Lowes.

I had Salvia "Caradonna" also. I say had, because I shovel pruned them all last summer. They bloom only once, very pretty. But then, unlike May Night or Blue Hill, cutting them back does not produce a new flush of blooms. Kind of a one note wonder. I was very disappointed.

Went back to Lowes today with pics of my puny Salvias. Hunted down their most knowledgeable associate. She said to cut back all the blooms and they will rebloom. I did just that. If they don't rebloom, I'm gonna seek a refund. I'll at least give em a chance. Seems like I may have seen some May Nights there. Are these a bett r species? I know they are more expensive than the ones I purchased.

I bought Lyrical Blues at HD last summer. They came back with a vengeance -- double the height and width of last summer. Make sure you space them adequately.