Re: Plants for **below** a Salvia clevelandii?
- To: m*@ucdavis.edu
- Subject: Re: Plants for **below** a Salvia clevelandii?
- From: r*@sonnet.com (Rebecca Lance)
- Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 19:35:49 -0800
What about a compact lavender? Hidcote or munstead. Or, if it is in on the
edge a bank, L. stoechas?
Rebecca Lance
>I was helping a customer today who has this problem: she has a hillside
>across from some picture windows in her house which is planted with several
>Salvia clevelandii that she says "show too many bottom branches" for her
>liking. She loves the Salvia flowers and doesn't want to take it out, so she
>was looking for solutions to "hide" or screen those lower branches. Ok
>Medit-folks, anyone have some clever suggestions for what to plant in front
>of these? She does have a few requirements -- the plants must have showy
>flowers (can be any color), be fairly low maintenance, must take extreme
>summer heat (Contra Costa Co., CA) and must not die back or look ugly at any
>time......whew. The area is on a drip, so the plants should require a
>similar water as the Salvia. I look forward to any input and thank you very
>much in advance!
>
>C. Carter