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HAVE: Correction on Salvia seed offered. previously

21 years ago

I previously posted that I had Salvia numerosa seed. Thanks to Sarah for pointing out that it looked like Salvia farinacea. So even though the seeds were labeled as numerosa by the seed company I bought the original batch from it seems that they are indeed Salvia farinacea.

So what I have to offer is:

SALVIA FARINACEA w/violet blue flowers hardy to zone 7 but may reseed in colder zones and

SALVIA SPLENDENS 'BONFIRE' an annual in all but the heat zones may also reseed.

Penny

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penny1947
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21 years ago
The Salvia Farinacea is all spoken for.
Penny
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