Re: Aloha Even
Thanks!
I tried to grow a few in situ from seed last year
(annual Salvia -- it was scarlet). They turned out pretty
well, I expected them to reseed but they didn't.
I also have an ornamental perennial sage -- it's purple and
not terribly fragrant.
What turned out to be a big hit to the hummers
was the pineapple sage! It's still in bloom, though all the
hummer friends have long gone for the winter.
-k
On Fri, Nov 11, 2005 at 06:50:25PM -0600, Pam Evans wrote:
> Welcome indeed! Salvias are butterfly, hummingbird and bee magnets. Do you
> grow any?
>
> On 11/11/05, Cornergar@aol.com <Cornergar@aol.com> wrote:
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> > Welcome, Karen! Gardening in IL is such a challenge because of the
> > extremes.Have you always lived in this area? Kathyz5b (central IL)
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