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I just planted one of these, it's about 2' tall. I think it's in the wrong place and will need more room. Would it do okay in a spot that stays pretty dry? I have an area in the back of the yard that I'm going to plant with things that will bloom and can take being dry a lot of the time, drier than the beds with roses.
In our experience, this is not a Salvia to run dry. Watered and fertilized well, and kept free of whiteflies and mites they are magnificent. But not dry.
Agree with Kermit. This Salvia (many forms) comes from areas in South America with plentiful rainfall. They will adapt to drier conditions once established, after a year or two.
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