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Talking about Silver Sage (Salvia argentea), NHJenDion wrote:I've noticed that these lose their grey fuzzy look and take on a greener appearance when in flower. [ Post Reply ] |
Talking about Salvia (Salvia retinervia), Marilyn wrote:Salvia retinervia is from Bolivia and needs to have year-round warm temperatures and in addition, a couple of seasons to flower to its full potential. [ Post Reply ] |
Talking about Salvia plumosa, lauribob wrote:I am moving this guy out of some prime real estate to the "wild zone" this year for two reasons: It stinks and it flops. Maybe the tall grass will hold it up. The flowers are pretty, but mine are always in a horizontal position. [ Post Reply ] |
Talking about Pineapple Sage (Salvia elegans), longk wrote:Not hardy where I live in the UK, but I've found the best way to propagate is from the root runners, which can be potted up with 100% success. [ Post Reply ] |
Talking about Blackcurrant Sage (Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips'), TexasPlumeria87 wrote:A great plant, though I have to trim it back a few times each year, otherwise it would take over my flower bed. I've seen quite a few pollinators show interest in the blooms. It's also pretty easy to start from cuttings. [ Post Reply ] |
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