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Gardening

XemaSab

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11. Salvia "Victoria Blue"

Reply to Botany (Original post)

Tue Apr 24, 2012, 01:54 AM

Apr 2012

I can usually find it in 6-packs at the garden centers, and it's small so 3 6-packs are usually good to fill any holes I have in the yard.

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I need a good blue annual [View all] Botany Apr 2012 OP

Boy, that's a tough one. Denninmi Apr 2012 #1

Blue salvia might be the ticket Botany Apr 2012 #2

Well, for a perennial, BlueToTheBone Apr 2012 #3

already got one Botany Apr 2012 #6

Not an annual but blue and sun-loving: beac Apr 2012 #4

convolvulus, evolvulus Tsiyu Apr 2012 #5

I did morning glory last year Botany Apr 2012 #7

What's the story, morning glory? Kolesar Apr 2012 #12

Delphiniums come in blue TNDemo Apr 2012 #8

Veronica latifolia Crater Lake Blue bears flowers of deep blue on 18-inch stems. sagesnow Apr 2012 #9

I have blue plumbago in full Texas sun that does pretty well. Melissa G Apr 2012 #10

Salvia "Victoria Blue" XemaSab Apr 2012 #11

just planted 3 flats of Victoria Blue Salvia Botany Apr 2012 #14

. XemaSab Apr 2012 #15

Scaveola snacker Apr 2012 #13

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