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Burgundy Candles Salvia Plants

Salvia, Burgundy Candles : Vigorous and taller than other nemorosa salvias. Spikes sparkle with burgundy buds and calyces framing rich blue open flowers. An amazing sight in the full sun. A good choice for the front border. Heat and drought

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