May Night Salvia

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nanny_56
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May Night Salvia

Post by nanny_56 »

It is in full bloom and the echinacea's are getting close! YAY!! It is good to have things growing again. :P
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renaldo75
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Post by renaldo75 »

8-) pic!! I am a big May Night fan too.
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Midnight Reiter Too
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Post by Midnight Reiter Too »

I also have May Night! :)
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Post by nanny_56 »

IMHO, it is a must have plant! Though it does stink if you get close to it. :lol:
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Post by Pam F »

Well I have to say that the stinker sure is gorgeous. I'd love to have it and would be willing to appreciate it from afar.

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