Plant grows in Egypt with a red weird shape rose

by Ahmed Shehata
(Cairo, Egypt)


a Green Leaves plant with a weird Red Rose ! can anyone tell me the name ????


Drought Smart Plants reply:

This appears to be a Salvia variety, which are grown as annual plants for planting in masses and drifts in beds.

Their flowers attract hummingbirds, if you're lucky enough to live where you get those visiting, and the bright flowers are long lasting and colorful. However, they won't last long if you try and use them as a cut flower - they're best displayed in your garden.

Annual plants won't withstand any frost, so a warm bright area is best, and although the related Sage is drought tolerant, these will bloom best with ample water.

This particular plant is Salvia splendens, which is available with red, purple, white and pink flowers, depending on the variety.

Happy Drought Tolerant Gardening!
Jacki


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Plant grows in Egypt with a red weird shape rose

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Mar 11, 2012
Thank you
by: Ahmed

I don't know how to thank you enough...i love this website so much :)))...I'm a Student of Architecture and am taking a course in landscape and i have a lot of plants that i can't Identify..thank you i guess this web site is my savior !! :)))))))))

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