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not Salvia jurisicii, so what is it?

18 years ago

This seed was supposed to be Salvia jurisicii but very obviously isn't. The flowers are darker & narrower than Salvia transylvanica & the leaves, while similar to S. transylvanica, are smaller in size. The seed is flat & round so I don't think it's S. hians. It is right next to forskaohlei . Any ideas what it is ?

Thanks!

Rose

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Salvia_guy
18 years ago
NOT S. jurisicii!

Maybe S. pratensis.

SG
rosewomann
Original Author
18 years ago
I wasn't sure when you said so , but I just saw Pratensis at a nursery - you're absolutely right! I can't get online very often lately. Sorry for not thanking you sooner for your ultra quick response!

Rose
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