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Salvia nemorosa
By Spritzhenry
18 May, 2011
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Flowering in the top border.
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It's hit and miss whether they survive in my garden, Daisy but I would have thought Hampshire would be fine - unless you are at over 700ft, lol. I try and remember to take cuttings to overwinter under cover. Most ordinary gardens wouldn't be expecting to see these for weeks yet!!!!
19 May, 2011
I haven't lost any...thank goodness! I love my Salvias.
19 May, 2011
We'd noticed, lol.
20 May, 2011
Haha. :-)))
20 May, 2011
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