Viewing post #1015170 by TexasPlumeria87

That's so nice of you Debra. Me and my mom head that way when we get our car checked out at Prestige Ford, and we visit my dad's grave at the Williams cemetery every once in awhile. I'll definitely start some cuttings of salvia for you, but be warned it can be a bit of a garden thug when it's happy. I always have to cut mine back three or four times a year because it's so vigorous, but the bi-color blooms and the fragrance are it's saving grace and it's fairly drought tolerant.