It's difficult to identify Turkish's salvia, because it has just few Turkish Salvia in Occidental collections like Salvia napifolia, Salvia heldreichiana...
For the first Salvia, It may be a pink form of Salvia staminea.

Can you access a copy of The Flora of Turkey, Volume 7 (ed. by P. H. Davis) Edinburgh at the University Press?

There are so many Turkish Salvias I hesitate to guess. Next to Mexico, Turkey has the highest number of Salvia species (86)

Flowers seem to resemble S. cyanescens.........but foliage is wrong. Sure that was helpful!!!

Nice pictures sorry I'am not oing to be any help.
Salvia B reminds me of S.hirsuta (nice calyx)small
flowers.
Art

Hi

Salvia A could be Salvia virgata and

Salvia B could be Salvia verbenaca
(see http://www.thebegavalley.org.au/uploads/tx_steverplantgallery/Salvia_verbenaca_05_wild%20sage.jpg)

Anybody that has experience with these plants and that can confirm this is welcomed to respond to this message.

Both of these species are in the turkish list of sages.

regards

Cor

Here is a link that might be useful:

Additional images have been added from Salvia A but then in Istanbul. The flowers seem a bit different, notice the split lowerlip in the images.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/coraylinsgarden/3807578454/

regards

Here is a link that might be useful: Salvia A in istanbul