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Dec 13, 2015 6:01 PM CST
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Name: Marilyn
Kentucky (Zone 6a)
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Today's Salvias of the Day is Salvia (Salvia patens 'Blue Angel').

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Salvia (Salvia patens 'Blue Angel')
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Dec 13, 2015 7:19 PM CST
Name: Duane
Redmond OR (Zone 5a)
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If you want some "blue" in your landscape, this the plant to have as far as I'm concerned. I know that lower zones would have a hard time wintering it over, but I think it's hardier than posted. It's very nice if you can grow several plants together. I always get a lot of comments asking what it is.
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Dec 13, 2015 10:56 PM CST
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Name: Marilyn
Kentucky (Zone 6a)
Laughter is the Best Medicine!
Region: United States of America Rabbit Keeper Hummingbirder Salvias Charter ATP Member Birds
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I've grown Blue Angel for a few years and love it in the garden each time. Love the large blue flowers.
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Dec 14, 2015 5:29 PM CST
Name: Kermit Carter
Elk, California (Zone 9a)
Offering 400+ Salvias and counting
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One can grow these in cold Zones by treating them just like Dahlias- lifting, storing and replanting the tubers. For what you get they are well worth growing as annuals too.
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