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Bees, butterflies and birds flock to salvia plants

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Carolyn Saft Contributor The genus salvia exhibits a wide range of forms and habits and comes in a variety of colors. Most species grow quickly; some reach five to six feet, while others grow to on…
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Bees, butterflies and birds flock to salvia plants

Carolyn Saft Contributor The genus salvia exhibits a wide range of forms and habits and comes in a variety of colors. Most species grow quickly; some reach five to six feet, while others grow to on…

·Madison, United States
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