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Black and Blue Salvia

19 years ago

Went to the Lowe's today in Laurel, on US 1. They had a lot of 1 quart containers of blooming Black and Blue Salvia. Just a heads up!!! Christy

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cfmuehling
19 years ago
Oh, CRAP! (I just typoed "CARP!")

I've been wanting some of this. That's so far, but I'll find it.

Wait!
Christy, what was their price before I cart my butt over to Laurel?
Thanks,
Christine
christy2828
Original Author
19 years ago
They were $5.50 each! I just bought 3 over the internet that were half the size, and the same price. Oh, and I paid shipping. Argh......
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LynneinMD
19 years ago
Christine, if you go up 197 past the BW parkway and turn left on Contee Rd, then right on US 1, it's an easy drive.

You might call the Lowe's in Bowie - they may have some and its a lot closer for you.

=)

Lynne
cynthia_gw
19 years ago
I see this in every single nursery in a 4" pot for less than $5. It will grow huge the first season, so no need to make a long trip or pay postage to buy on-line. It will also winter over in the ground just fine.

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