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This is a very hardy plant that likes a well drained but moist position and is happy in any soil type including clay and sandy soils

Salvia azurea The beekeepers journal The berries however are notAlso known as azure blue sage, this stunning perennial produces a sea of dreamy powder sky blue flowers that always get gasps when we have visitors to the garden flowering from late spring peaking in late autumn. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well drained soils, Salvia azurea once established whilst it is relatively drought tolerant, it certainly appreciates water which will help with flowering, we always mulch to retain moisture. Happiest