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jardines1

Peach salvia seeds

jardines1
19 years ago

I have collected some peach salvia seeds from my plant for anyone who is interested in growing it. This is the first time I have done this (collect and dry seeds)...hope I'm doing it correctly.

It is a peachy-pink color and the hummers go after it like crazy. Sorry, I don't have the name of the salvia.

I have enough seeds for a couple of takers. I just need a SASBE and I'll send you enough seeds to get started.

Anbody interested?

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