Plant white salvia in sunny, dry spots of your garden

Plant white salvia in sunny, dry spots of your garden

While most gardeners are familiar with red salvia, they would be well served to look at the other side of the salvia family. Blue and white salvia, for example, are both wonderful for sunny and dry garden spots. For more about the benefits of incorporating blue and white salvia in your garden, watch this video tutorial.

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