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Salvia seeds

14 years ago

Having trouble finding salvia here. Wondering if anyone would sell my some seeds of ones that will do good in Florida? Thanks

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hybridsage
14 years ago
dclegg:
What Salvia's are you looking for? S.coccinea,guarnitica
elegans,subrotunda(which maybe invasive for you).There
are lot more than the few I have named.What are you
looking for in a salvia?
Art
hummersteve
14 years ago
I have no salvia seed at present but have cardinal climber and agastache heather queen.
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penny1947
14 years ago
If you are still looking for salvia seed, I have Salvia coccineas and Salvia subrotunda if you are interested. Contact me directly as I don't get over to this forum as often as I would like to.
Penny
wantonamara Z8 CenTex
14 years ago
I have s.chiquita, s. cocinea (red, white, coral nymph),s. darcyii, S. englmani, S. gregii, S farenacea Augusta duelberg, S lyrata, s. lyrata purple knockout or volcano), S. roemeriana, s.Regla (jame), s. texana, S. azuria grandiflorus. Forgive my spelling. I am atrocious at some things. You can get to my email through my page.- Mara

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