071-174D4 Salvia staminea |
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Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Iran. Although it was first described in 1836, Salvia staminea has only recently been reintroduced to the gardening public. With its two-foot bloom spikes of pale flowers, it is quite a fine addition to the low water garden. The flowers are gathered in a series of whorls numbering two to six flowers each up the stems. The calyces of the flowers take on a reddish violet stain as they mature. The foliage is dark green and rounded. Summer. 2.5 ft. x 2 ft. White flowers Sun, Part Shade Zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 10 |
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