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This annual St John's Fire Salvia is a beautiful striking plant thanks to its bright red flowers. A real eye-catcher in the border! Do you like a colorful flower box or cheerfully colored flower beds? Then this Salvia should not be missing. You will get the best result by pre-sowing the seeds indoors.
TIP: remove the dead flower to encourage the flowering of the side trusses.
This annual St John's Fire or Scarlet Sage is a beautiful striking plant thanks to its bright red flowers. A real eye-catcher in the border! Do you like a colorful flower box or cheerfully colored flower beds? Then this Salvia should not be missing. You will get the best result by pre-sowing the seeds indoors.
TIP: remove the dead flower to encourage the flowering of the side trusses.
Pre-sow seeds from February - April indoors in pots in a warm and humid place. Sow directly outside in May in a sunny spot.
Planting distance 20cm.
The flowering period of the St John's Fire salvia is from the beginning of July - September.
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This annual St John's Fire Salvia is a beautiful striking plant thanks to its bright red flowers. A real eye-catcher in the border! Do you like a colorful flower box or cheerfully colored flower beds? Then this Salvia should not be missing. You will get the best result by pre-sowing the seeds indoors.
TIP: remove the dead flower to encourage the flowering of the side trusses.