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Growing Ornamental Salvia (Sage): Perennial Bloomers for Sun & Drainage

Salvia (Ornamental Sage) – Reblooming Perennials with Spikes of Color

Pronunciation: sal'vee-uh

Plant in well-drained soil (drainage especially important in winter). Cut back hard to 3–4 inches after flowering to keep compact and promote rebloom.

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