Salvia officinalis purpurascens (For my File)
By Siris
20 Jun, 2018
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Purple culinary Sage
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Now mine (in the cold Midlands) are fine over winter, when it gets bigger and forms a mound, it will look great, really like mine and to take a cutting, just take a shoot and put in water, roots appear in a couple of weeks.
23 Jun, 2018
Really, must try that....
23 Jun, 2018
Surprisingly the variegated one is bigger and is flowering.
23 Jun, 2018
My variegated is flowering too, ill take cuttings for next year as Karen says they go leggy and woody in time.
23 Jun, 2018
I'm determined to keep trimming all the Salvias, not let them get huge and leggy. If I don't forget!
24 Jun, 2018
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Never last more than a winter here.....
20 Jun, 2018