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Salvia lyrata 'Purple Volcano'
By Spritzhenry
9 Jul, 2010
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Interesting, rather than pretty....I don't think I'll grow them again, although the dark leaves are lovely as a contrast.
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Yes - that might work. I have two together...maybe more of them would have been better.
16 Jul, 2010
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Purple Sage? the dark maroon brachts are very interesting....you would need a very large clump to make a statement though? I really like the trumpet shaped flowers.
16 Jul, 2010