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๐๐ฅ Shiny Sage Flowers โ Mixed Colors (Red, Pink, White & Violet) 0.5g (Salvia splendens) | Approx. 200-250 Seeds | Vibrant Pollinator-Friendly Blooms
๐๐ฅ Shiny Sage Flowers โ Mixed Colors (Red, Pink, White & Violet) 0.5g (Salvia splendens) | Approx. 200-250 Seeds | Vibrant Pollinator-Friendly Blooms
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Description:
Bring a splash of dazzling color to your garden with Shiny Sage Flowers โ Mix of Red, Pink, White, and Violet, a vibrant blend of Salvia splendens varieties known for their bright, glossy flower spikes. This diverse mix offers a stunning range of colors that bloom continuously from early summer until the first frost. Perfect for borders, containers, and pollinator gardens, these flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees.
๐ฑ Seed Count: Approximately 200 to 250 seeds per 0.5 gram packet
๐ฟ Key Information:
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Latin Name: Salvia splendens
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Common Name: Shiny Sage, Scarlet Sage
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Flower Colors: Red, Pink, White, Violet mix
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Plant Height: 25โ45 cm (10โ18 inches)
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Growth Habit: Upright, bushy, compact
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Plant Type: Annual
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Bloom Time: Early summer to frost
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Sowing Time: Indoors โ 6โ8 weeks before last frost; Outdoors โ after frost risk passes
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Germination Time: 10โ20 days
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Sunlight Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
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Soil Type: Rich, well-draining soil
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Soil pH: 6.0โ7.0
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Watering Needs: Keep soil moist but not waterlogged
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Spacing: 20โ30 cm (8โ12 inches) apart
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Pollinator Benefits: Attracts hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies
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Uses: Borders, container gardening, mass planting, patio pots, pollinator gardens
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Special Features: Long blooming season, heat tolerant, deer resistant, easy care
๐ฅ Growing Tips:
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Press seeds lightly into moist soil without covering them deeply, as light aids germination.
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Start seeds indoors for earlier blooms or sow directly after last frost.
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Transplant seedlings carefully and maintain consistent moisture.
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Deadhead regularly to prolong flowering.
๐ Fun Fact: Salvia splendens belongs to the mint family and has been a popular garden favorite since the 19th century!
Each pack contains 0.5 g of mixed seeds of Red, Pink, White and Violet colors.
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