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Salvia
... . ‘Cambridge Blue’ is a lighter blue cultivar. Bedding Sage (Salvia splendens): Bedding sage is probably the most commonly grown ornamental salvia species. The usual color is brilliant scarlet red but S. splendens also comes in purple, orange, lavender, yellow and white. This annual salvia grows from 8 ...
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Salvia
Salvia Species: Salvia pratensis Nom Français: La sauge des prés English Name: Meadow sage flowering times: June - July Notes: Back to the index
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Splendid Salvias—14 Tender Perennials for Summer and Fall Bloom
... "—a reference to the healing properties of some species, especially Salvia officinalis, the common sage. This lilac-blue-flowered salvia was a mainstay in medieval apothecary gardens and is still ... salvia species have been documented worldwide, over half of them native to the Americas. Add to that impressive number several hundred more hybrids and cultivars, and this spells trouble for a salvia ...
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Create a California hummingbird garden with native flowers. Attract both hummingbird and butterfly species.
... Salvia species, Sages, such as Salvia 'Pozo Blue', Salvia mellifera, Salvia Brandegii, Salvia clevelandii are all well liked by hummingbirds. And not to forget hummingbird sage, Salvia ...
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Salvia spathacea Powerline Pink Giant Hummbingbird Sage.
... Salvia spathacea Powerline Pink Giant Hummbingbird Sage.Salvia spathacea Powerline PinkGenus: Salvia Species: spathacea Variety: Cultivar: Powerline Pink Common name(s): Giant Hummbingbird Sage . A ... about California Sages Salvia spathacea Powerline Pink tolerates full sun,and part sun. Salvia spathacea Powerline Pink is great for a bird garden and a butterfly garden. Salvia spathacea Powerline ...
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Linda's Orchid Pages - Flowers to grow: the Salvias
... Salvia leucantha): Spectacular purple and white flower. Gentian Sage (Salvia patens): Large, intensely brilliant true blue flowers. Bedding Sage (Salvia splendens): Bedding sage is probably the most commonly grown ornamental salvia species ...
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Salvia (Sage)
... Salvia (Sage) Salvia (sal-vee' ah) Common name: Garden/Common Sage Family: ... from Latin salvare meaning to heal, refering to supposed properties of some species; valued for centuries, especially by Chinese, as an herb of longevity; used ... some skin diseases officinalis (o-fish' i-nal' iss)--Dalmatian/Garden Sage, usual species seen and used repens (ree' pens)--Creeping Sage, flowers blue, mauve or ...
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The Gardener's Network - Flowers : How to Grow Salvia Flowers
... Salvia into your garden after the last frost date for your area. Space them 10-20" apart, depending upon species. Give them plenty of room to grow and show off their bright blooms. Salvia can also be propagated by division, which is best done in the spring. How to Grow: Salvia ...
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Salvia - sage, perennial salvia
... Varies by type At the nursery: Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna', Salvia nemorosa 'Plumosa', Salvia nemorosa 'Blue Hill', Salvia verticillata 'Purple Rain' Available by mail order for fall 2006: Salvia v. 'Purple Rain' (24 - 30 ... and Cultural Information: Salvias make up a vast group of tender and hardy species from around the globe. They are mounded, clump forming, shrubby plants with beautifully shaped ...
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Open Directory - Home: Gardening: Plants: S: Salvia
... Salvia Top: Home: Gardening: Plants: S: Salvia (7) Description Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Splendid Salvias - Article highlighting 14 tender salvia species: background information, short descriptions and some photos. Clemson Extension: Salvia ...
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