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Salvia Furman's Red (Sage) 4

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Salvia greggii Furman's Red – Sage - An outstanding small evergreen shrub for hot, sunny, low water gardens! 2005 Plant Select Winner. 24-36" tall x 18" wide. Blooming in late spring and again in the fall, the plant covers itself with bright red flowers that attract the hummingbirds from miles aro

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Salvia greggii Furman's Red – Sage - An outstanding small evergreen shrub for hot, sunny, low water gardens! 2005 Plant Select Winner. 24-36" tall x 18" wide. Blooming in late spring and again in the fall, the plant covers itself with bright red flowers that attract the hummingbirds from miles around. Sweetly aromatic foliage too. Family: Lamiaceae   

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