Fred snacks at Cherry Queen, a cultivar of Autumn Sage, Salvia greggii. As most of you know better than I, a one-day extreme cold snap this winter brought temperatures to zero, and has killed many of my salvias (though quite a few salvia "black and blue" have survived). So I'm busy replanting them. This Cherry Queen was only planted this morning but already Fred has discovered it, as you can see in the above video. Note that he doesn't bother with the columbine blooms.
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Thursday, May 26, 2016
Fred snacks at Cherry Queen
Fred snacks at Cherry Queen, a cultivar of Autumn Sage, Salvia greggii. As most of you know better than I, a one-day extreme cold snap this winter brought temperatures to zero, and has killed many of my salvias (though quite a few salvia "black and blue" have survived). So I'm busy replanting them. This Cherry Queen was only planted this morning but already Fred has discovered it, as you can see in the above video. Note that he doesn't bother with the columbine blooms.
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