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Silverado Sage (Cenizo)
I have some cenizo (Texas sage, Leucophyllum Frutescens) that is
supposedly of the variety "Silverado Sage" (aka "Bertstar Dwarf"). It is a beautiful plant, but my understanding is that it is supposed to be a "dwarf", maturing at 4'. (see http://www.greenbeam.com/features/plant012698.html) However, mine are well over 5' and showing no signs of slowing down. "Normal" varieties are generally 6'-8' at maturity, but that's a little too big for where I have these planted. Does anyone else have experience with Silverado Sage? Did it slow down at 4'? Do I unknowingly have a different variety? thanks scott |
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