Salvia nemerosa (common names: Sage)
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Salvia nemerosa (aka Sage)
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Comments on Salvia nemerosa
3 Jun, 2008
Lovely border subtle tones compliment one another - nice use of varying heights to keep eye interested.
On photo - Salvia nemorosa in the top border.
4 Jun, 2008
Wonderful light... this is a terrific picture of a really outstanding specimen.
On photo - Salvias.June 2008.
8 Jun, 2008
This is gorgeous. Looks like a field of wildflowers.
On photo - Salvia nemorosa in the top border.
10 Jun, 2008
I can see why they would be a favourite...wonderful colour gradation from bud to blossom! there is that deep maroon red again...sure spices things up. Wonderful border!
On photo - Salvia nemorosa in the top border.
15 Jun, 2008
Looks Fantastic sadly my Nigella has`nt taken very well ? Think iv got 4/5 plants out 1pkt seeds :(
On photo - Salvia and Nigella.
16 Jun, 2008
What a beuatiful combination - I've favourited this so I can pinch the idea for next year.
On photo - Salvia and Nigella.
Members' notes...
Parts of the garden are very dry - we face SW so get lots of sun. The top border is the driest, and salvias (several varieties) grow really well there. They provide colour for months. I prefer purple ones!
Came from our old garden.
$1.50 at valumart sale end june 2008. Planted 1 in maple tree garden & 1 around telephone pole.
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10 May, 2008
I've got these too, just coming into flower, also a variagated one.
On photo - Salvia in flower.