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May Night vs Blue Queen

15 years ago

A few years ago I bought some May Night and Blue Queen Salvias. They got moved around some, self seeded and then I lost track of which is which. Can anyone help me out? The flowers look so much the same. I think that May Night has coarser and wider leaves than Blue Queen. Is that so? Any other distinguishing features?

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hybridsage
15 years ago
punman:
you are correct on your ID "May Night" has larger leaves than
the "Blue Queen". Being some are seedlings you may have hybrids. Being May Night is a hybrid you may end up with plants that are different from both parents.
Art
punman
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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