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Salvia Flare

One of the most alluring plants in my garden is Salvia (Flare), having bushy dark green foliage that grows to heights of 18” – 20”. The red fluorescent spikes appear to illuminate in flower beds or border settings.  They performed magnificently this season when I planted them in rich well draining soil. My blooms usually last until late summer extending into the fall season.  Cheers

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