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Sep 14, 2015 6:13 PM CST
Name: Dirt
(Zone 5b)
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you are welcome!
the suspected parents are both Salvia nemorosa cultivars
Sage (Salvia nemorosa MarcusĀ®)
I do get seedlings out of this one fairly often in my sidewalk cracks Smiling

I rarely get seedlings out of May Night.
I have a Blue Hill too,
Violet Sage (Salvia 'Blauhugel')
and it produces tons of seedlings in my rock garden! I think the fallen seeds germinate really well in gravel and sunny nooks and crannies in the early spring.
some of the Blue Hill babies are kinda-sorta blue-ish, like this one
Thumb of 2015-09-15/dirtdorphins/8bd3d2
but most are purple.
That's why I was so surprised to have a pink one Hilarious!

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