One of the showiest low growing salvias in the garden with stunning cobalt blue flowers
Salvia transsylvanica
$12.50
One of the showiest low growing salvias in the garden with stunning cobalt blue flowers
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Common Name | Blue cloud |
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Position | Full sun |
Height | 50cm |
Width | 70cm |
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