Phemeranthus calycinus and Salvia sylvestris 'Blauhugel' provide a nice buffet for the bees all season--and self-seed like crazy all over my rock garden. I am going to have to be a bit more ruthless in clearing out those volunteers this spring ;)
Stunning colors, and of course, I love the bee! I'm very glad to hear, for me at least, that these reseed like crazy! I just bought some seeds, and I'll want them to reseed like crazy!
Name: Janice Hurd Thompsonville Village, Ct. (Zone 6a) "Where flowers bloom so does hope"
Just beautiful! Awesome colors!
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Stunning colors & nice capture of bee in flight. Love it Dirt!
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I miss the girls--hope they're doing alright with this wacky winter we've been having so far.
The phemerathus is unobtrusive so I don't mind it's expansion so much--the sage, gets a lot bigger though, and crowds out the little guys. I should have specified that I shall have to be more ruthless regarding the sage babies but I bet I'll have some nice bee-hybrids
dirt, I figured you were talking about the Salvia, when you mentioned it re-seeding. Hadn't even considered that it was the other one! I sure was happy when you confirmed that!
I'm very glad to hear, for me at least, that these reseed like crazy! I just bought some seeds, and I'll want them to reseed like crazy!
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but I bet I'll have some nice bee-hybrids 
