oops.. the picture lost its color. It should be a salmon-orange, not so pink as it appears here

I have all these with salmon or peach in them. S. x jamensis 'Pat Viasto', S. greggii Navajo Salmon Red which I like a lot, S. greggii 'Lowry's Peach, S. greggii Orange'Yucca Do'. Hard to tell which one it is.

There are so many cultivars, maybe hundreds, it is not possible to identify them. Almost identical plants will grow from seed in different countries, and they will all be named differently. Whether they should be named as forms of microphylla, greggii, or x jamensis is open to question. I often sow seed from my favourite plants of this family,sometimes they are inferior, but just now and then, something really nice happens. Best to test them for a year or two, re compact growth, good flowering, good colour obviously. In the UK we have named some great cultivars as 'Pleasant Pink', 'Red Velvet', Robin's Pride' (LOL), and many others, including 'Trenance' and 'Trebah'. Interesting to see the pictures of 'Teresa'...much like some of the British cultivars.

Robin.

thanks for the suggestions and the info guys
It must be one of Helena's 4 peach ones, since it is a plant that came as a cutting in CA, so it must be an selection that is available in the US. Or at least I hope because if it is an english selection then I have a problem. It seems that there are so many selections in the UK!

Here's a nice website I found while looking for a name for my salvia

Here is a link that might be useful: Salvia pics

Robin, how is that website of yours going? Is it coming up soon?
DariotJr