Salvia Hardy Year Around Bloomer

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Our wintered-over salvia plants are doing well this summer.

These hardy annuals live in pots around our deck all summer and get moved inside during winter. 

Salvia varieties grow about 3 feet high abd wide on sturdy stalks.

They are fast and constant bloomers. 




Thumbnail image for pink and white salvia.jpgWe remove spent flowers when there are only a couple flowers left at the bottom of the flower stalk to encourage more blooms.

Bees, butterflies, moths and hummingbirds regularly pay visits.
  

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We've also seen other salvia varieties in white, blue and purple.

Don't these salvia plant flowers look like charming tiny hummingbirds?


Charlotte

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