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Catalog Products: Salvia

About Salvia
 
Start seeds indoors 8-11 weeks before last frost date. Sprinkle seeds on top of soil and do not cover. Do not let soil dry out! Germinate at room temperature in bright light but not direct sunlight. Transplant as soon as plants can be handled and protect from direct sunlight until plants are established. Transplant outside with 6-10" spacing.
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Salvia, Scarlet Sage
Pkt.(50 seeds)0.95add to cart
1/4Oz.1.75add to cart
1/2Oz.3.00add to cart
Oz.5.25add to cart
1/4LB.16.00add to cart
 
Salvia Coccinea. This is a native wildflower from South Carolina to Florida to Texas. Plants grow to about 2’ tall and have scarlet 1’ long flowers. Easy to grow.
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Salvia, St. John’s Fire
Pkt.(50 seeds)1.50add to cart
Two Pkts.(100 seeds)2.75add to cart
 
Salvia splendens. Most popular. Bright scarlet flowers on a 12" tall plant. Untreated seeds.
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Salvia, Victoria Blue
Pkt.(50 seeds)1.50add to cart
Two Pkts.(100 seeds)2.75add to cart
 
Salvia patens. Small, intensely violet blooms.18" tall plant blooms until frost. Excellent for dried flower arrangements.
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