This Salvia is Cambridge blue - better than it shows in the shot
Is this the last rose of summer?
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7 comments:
I've always had a soft spot for roses, but can't remember the last time I came across one with any real fragrance
Kim: I'm forever sticking my nose in things and being disappointed, We have strong smelling jasmine - which I don't really like and the bay when in bloom is lovely. The best is the winter sweet in February, when I have to remember to go to that part of the garden.
You put me to shame! I am growing practically nothing.
Lovely photos! We have Cyclamen all over the place!
Judy: fortunately most of these are old established and come up unbidden. Also we are presently having the summer we didn't have before.
John: your garden always looks lovely.
The shape of that Salvia is so unusual...I cannot remember ever seeing such a beautiful and different shaped flower....And the color sounds quite extrordiary....!
Naomi: the salvia and I will bow our heads in delighted embarrassment.
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