Re: Salvia dombeyi - source?

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• To: "R. Beer" <b*@u.washington.edu>, "Medit- Plants" <m*@ucdavis.edu>
• Subject: Re: Salvia dombeyi - source?
• From: s* <s*@sirius.com>
• Date: Mon, 26 Jan 98 18:21:08 -0700

Dear Bob,
Possible sources for Salvia dombeyi include the Cabrillo College annual 
plant sale held Friday-Sunday of Mothers Day weekend in Soquel, 
California and Western Hills Nursery in Occidental, California. This 
Salvia is quite tender and its availability is probably limited at best. 
Best grown up a trellis or over an archway where it can find support and 
the pendent red flowers can prominently hang.

A reminder to everyone posting on Medit-Plants. Please list the hardiness 
zone, city or county and country you garden in so we help you find plants 
or give advice for possible plants.

Its turning into a wonderfully wet winter in the San Francisco Bay Area. 
Spring should be spectacular!



"Leaves are verbs that conjugate the seasons."
>From "The solace of open spaces" (1985) by Gretel Ehrlich

Ernie G. Wasson
El Cerrito,California
in the Berkeley-Oakland hills
Sunset Zone 16/17, USDA Zone 9/10
"All Plants Considered" column at www.gardens.com

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