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Salvia
tscowell_gw

transplanting salvia

17 years ago

It is late May and I have a few salvia plants that are not doing well where I planted them I would like to move them to an area that gets more sun but am worried it is too late in the season. They haven't had any growth spurt yet this season so in that sense I am thinking it might be ok.

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