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Posted: Sep/16/2007 12:35 PM PST
hey there ya all.......... i bought a salvia and DAH, it sure says salvia on it, but who knows which one??? and this little other cutie came up in my garden........ and i know you know it!! Thank you SOOOOOO MUCH nicole San Diego Attachments:   |
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Posted: Sep/16/2007 1:00 PM PST
That is a beautiful salvia and there are so many, I think you just need to love it. And the other? is it a Cleome? It is pretty also. LB |
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Posted: Sep/16/2007 1:45 PM PST
Yes ~ the second one is a cleome ~ believe me, after this year, I should know  .I have that salvia too but can't dredge up the name. Can't stand the smell of it though ~ is that weird?? |
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Posted: Sep/16/2007 2:16 PM PST
now this is funny........ i just traded and got 100's of seeds for cleome. Is it an annual or a perennial? Gosh, all those seeds and one came up in my yard. I sure dont remember planting this one......... funny!!!! |
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Posted: Sep/17/2007 4:07 AM PST
EW ~ cleomes are a self-seeding annual. They will not survive a hard frost, but the pods produce hundreds of seeds that will drop onto the ground and emerge the following year. I started out with ONE volunteer cleome last year and you can see what happened THIS year! |
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Posted: Sep/17/2007 7:26 AM PST
If your sage has an almost black stem, it's Caradonna. Attachments:  |
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Posted: Sep/17/2007 8:27 AM PST
YOU WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yahoo. That is it!!! I bought the coral nymph salvia too and now tis time to plant them. oh and find my keys so i can go to work..... 
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Posted: Sep/17/2007 6:00 PM PST
Who want to work when you could stay home and have so much fun with all of us. LB 
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Posted: Sep/18/2007 8:42 AM PST
you are too cool granny! hey post a picture so i can see how cute you are...
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Posted: Sep/18/2007 8:51 AM PST
I have the coral nymph salvia too. I'm going to try to overwinter it. It's in a pot so maybe it would survive in the garage. I also have a salvia chipensis that didn't make it last winter--it's zone 9 and I'm 8--but I'm going to try mulching it well and hope for a surprise next spring. Pineapple sage is also supposed to be perennial here. Mine is huge--about 4 feet tall and wide! |
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