RE: Question about overwintering annuals
Maddy, I do not have that exact salvia, but if you have a gravel area,
throw some seeds in it. In the spring transplant the babies to where
ever you want them... Nature did it the first year, and now I have been
doing it for the last three... and I am in zone 5.
I am not suggesting destroying the mother plant, but might want to do
this just in case :)
Donna
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> Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 9:15 AM
> Subject: Re: [CHAT] Question about overwintering annuals
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>
> > Thanks to all who answered with detailed suggestions. Unfortunately,
I
> live
> > in a simple, very small ranch house- no basement, no porch, no small
> unheated
> > room, so anything I bring in will have to survive in my living room.
> >
> > Several of you said that Salvia Black and Blue is rated to zone 6,
which
> > means it should make it here if I mulch it well. In case it doesn't,
can
> new
> > plants be started from cuttings? Would I just start them the usual
way,
> dipped in
> > rooting hormone and planted in damp vermiculite?
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Maddy Mason
> > Hudson Valley, NY zone 5/6
> >
> >
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