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Salvia buchananii |
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Common name |
Buchanan's sage, purple autumn sage |
Family |
lamiaceae |
Life cycle |
tender perennial (Z9-11) |
Flowers |
magenta (spring-fall) |
Size |
3-4' |
Light |
part shade |
Cultural notes |
well drained soil |
Hailing from Mexico, with gently serrated oval leaves and deep pink velvety flowers in the shape of two-inch-long tubes, favorites of hummingbirds.
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| Returning with healthy fresh leaves after the February 2021 megafreeze |
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In our garden, this plant grows in the following area: waterfall pondside About my plant portraits
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