has anyone ever come across a yellow salvia or sage?? if so what is it
called?? i think i have heard of a peach salvia...is that yellow?
where can i find one?

i have a butterfly garden in the back and need some yellow to balance
out the other colors.

thanks in advance for assitance,
tw

Salvia madrensis:

http://www.floridata.com/ref/s/salv_mad.cfm



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has anyone ever come across a yellow salvia or sage?? if so what is it
called?? i think i have heard of a peach salvia...is that yellow?
where can i find one?
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i have a butterfly garden in the back and need some yellow to balance
out the other colors.
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thanks in advance for assitance,
tw

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On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 09:23:08 -0500, golf nut opined:

has anyone ever come across a yellow salvia or sage?? if so what is it
called?? i think i have heard of a peach salvia...is that yellow?
where can i find one?

i have a butterfly garden in the back and need some yellow to balance
out the other colors.

thanks in advance for assitance,
tw

One of the most beautiful sages is S. madrensis aka forsythia sage. Just
beautiful.


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On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 09:23:08 -0500, golf nut opined:

has anyone ever come across a yellow salvia or sage?? if so what is it
called?? i think i have heard of a peach salvia...is that yellow?
where can i find one?

i have a butterfly garden in the back and need some yellow to balance
out the other colors.

thanks in advance for assitance,
tw

One of the most beautiful sages is S. madrensis aka forsythia sage. Just
beautiful.


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V, I've seen these up around D.C. and, as you say, they are beautiful. I would
go so far as to say stunning when in full bloom.

How would they grow around here?


Tyler

On Fri, 09 Jul 2004 15:48:11 GMT, "Tyler Hopper" opined:


V, I've seen these up around D.C. and, as you say, they are beautiful. I would
go so far as to say stunning when in full bloom.

How would they grow around here?


Tyler


Mine gets to be bout five feet each year, but I have to take cuttings since it
is not reliably perennial. They sell it at Barton Springs Garden Center on Bee
Caves Rd.

V


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