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bryan_lampl

HAVE: Salvia 'limelight' seedlings for O.C. gardeners

Bryan Lampl
16 years ago

Hello all in Orange County. Before I start taking them out I wanted to offer seedlings of Salvia 'limelight' to anyone willing to stop by and get them. Obviously the plant produced viable seeds and the rain we had last month or so woke them up. I probably have twenty or so. They will be available for the next few weeks and then I will have to take them out because they will be too close to other plants. Take one or more, but if you have the space I highly recommend this Salvia for your yard. Hope everyone has a great holiday and I look forward to another plant exchange in the spring.

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