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For Bon -- Black and Blue Salvia

11 years ago

I apparently don't have a pic of my own for this one. Sorry! But I'll attach the google image page. Mine grow at the base of my vitex tree (chaste tree), so they get filtered shade. I don't know if it will take full sun. Mine spreads pretty well. It hasn't been a huge problem so far.

Here is a link that might be useful: black and blue salvia

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chickencoupe
11 years ago
You are TOO kind. After looking it up, I find this is one I would like to propagate. I'm not certain but I think I'll be planting this atop one of the craggy hills and also in appled shade. I think it needs to remain well drained .. as in WELL drained according to what I've read. It appears to be drought resistant. I would love to have a lot of this all over the place once it's well established.

This is one of many you brought that will bring in the hummingbirds and butterflies. Yay!
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