I like the size of my S. greggii 'Teresa'. It doesn't have big flowers, however it has many. Mine is about 3 1/2 ft. tall and over 4 ft. wide, growing and blooming amongst a 4-yr.-old buckeye and a rockrose.

Brenda

Teresa is white with pink stripes, but doesn't bloom in panicles. Pinks are usually greggii.... ah but, Salvia chiapensis can be pink; and there is always Salvia involucrata "Mulberry Jam", which is deep pink on a spike; Salvia microphylla "Berzerkely" and Salvia sylvestris (S. nemorosa) "Rose Queen" are also pink.

My Trinidad Pink is blooming now- it's a hot pink. Very pretty and a lot of bloom at first and then not so much, but mine is in shade and it says sun. I love it anyway.
Tabby

Salvia greggii `Big Pink' is hardy to at least zone 7 and is very erect, to 2.5 feet and S. microphylla `Wild Watermelon' is hardy to zone 6 and is a spreader, setting to 4 feet wide and 2 feet tall. Both have larger flowers than most in their species. `Cerro Potosi' is probably a different selection from the same seed lot as `Wild Watermelon'.

`La Trinidad' is mildly stoloniferous and can form quite a robust clump.