Re: The salvia that ate my garden

Subject: Re: The salvia that ate my garden
From: "Bob Beer" s*@hotmail.com
Date: Wed, 03 May 2006 22:35:38 +0000

These all sound like great plants to me. Suckering I can deal with if it is just a spread. (Different if it pops up 3 meters away..) A rampant seeder is a lot more irritating...

I have seeds of Salvia multicaulis which I'd be glad to trade for a few of these if anyone's interested!

Bob Beer sazci@hotmail.com

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