Last year I planted a row of mystic spires salvia, and this year they have all come up again from the roots, except that one of them is noticeably different from the rest. It is clearly growing from the roots of last years plant or I would have thought it was a weed. Its leaves are a slightly different shape and slightly different color; it has a slightly different growth habit. It has just started to blossom, and instead of the blue spires it has fuzzy pink flowers. The really weird thing is that there is one branch that is normal and has leaves and a small bud that are just like all the rest of the mystic spires. I can't figure out what is going on. Does anyone out there know?
#1 Normal mystic spires
#2 Imposter salvia
#3 Normal mystic spires, with close-up of blossom
#4 Close-up of imposter blossoms
#5 Imposter plant, showing front branch that is normal mystic spires
karen__w z7 NC
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