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Salvia patens tubers for Bjs
By Meanie
1 Dec, 2011
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I've lifted a couple of my Salvia today to store the tubers for the winter.
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No probs - opinion seems a little divided on the lift or not issue, but as mine always die anyway it seems a no brainer........
1 Dec, 2011
We never lift ours Meanie they usually survive plus I collect the seed and grow more in the spring just in case the winter is so severe that they don't make it , they grow easily from seed ... I didn't realise the tubers were that long ....... they are one of my favourite plants I have them dotted about everywhere ...
2 Dec, 2011
I grow S.patens from seed too Amy. But as they never survive for me I figured that I would give the tubers a shot.
3 Dec, 2011
Oh god............ Iciar is back! The comment above was posted by me, not Iciar!
3 Dec, 2011
What a cute baby you are, Meanie, sorry, Iciar! LOL! :-D
6 Dec, 2011
I'm told that this has happened to a couple of others too Balcony!
6 Dec, 2011
Fortunately it hasn't happened to me - yet!
7 Dec, 2011
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This photo is of "Salvia" in Meanie's garden
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Meanie
Thanks for that intresting photos,will direct Valadel and Lulu to these as they were both wondering if they should lift them.
1 Dec, 2011