Ninamora - I could collect some salvia darcyi seeds for you later this summer or possibly send you a plant. I planted one last spring that made it through the winter here and appears to have even made it through the late freeze that we had - still keeping my fingers crossed just in case. I collected a few seeds last year that I winter sowed and now have five seedlings.
I am interested in salvias that might winter over in zone 6 or at least 7, especially hummingbird magnets.

Please email me or post here. (I've heard a couple times lately that Gardenweb's email system isn't working very well).

christie,
I will save a lot of salvia seeds this summer. We should keep in touch and I'll keep you posted on what seeds I get that will over winter in your zone. I would love some darcyi seeds too.
Nina

Thanks Nina! - My darcyi spread from the time that I planted it last summer so it should have more seeds than last year. (hopefully) They germinated better for me than my greggi and guaranitica seeds. I still don't have any guaranitica seedlings. : ( It looks like at least one of my plants has made it through the winter though so I guess I'll try again next year.

Nina - I have collected some s. darcyi seeds and wondered if you still would like some. I sent you an email from Gardenweb a few days ago but not sure you got it.

I have blue and white salvia seeds that are available. I bought the plants last year at a garden store and they are my favorite in the garden. They grow 18-24" and have bloomed from spring until now. I want to expand to other varieties. I have collected many seeds from each plant and would like to add other colors. I would also like to get some salvia that is very tall. Sorry I do not know the proper names of my plants, I am very new to this exchange.