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March 20, 2013 Plant Availability List – March 20, 2013 Note: A price change has been in effect with the launch of the new web site on March 15, 2011. I will be reworking the web site during the winter of 2012 - 2013 Propagation from cuttings usually takes 2 weeks to root. Colored dots indicate forecasted availability. Newly struck cuttings are marked by M. Newly potted cuttings are marked with a blue dot M and will be ready in 10 - 21 days, depending on variety and temperatures. Recently re-acquired and new stock plants are marked by a green dot M , and some production will be ongoing through winter, but mainly in spring of 2013. Replacement stock plants I need to find a source of are marked by a magenta dot M Those items without any dot are mostly plants that I have as established stock plants. More replacements will be coming. I am restricting distribution of plants labeled PP and especially PPAF to comply with royalty agreements All plants from 2012 stock are in need of repotting or setting out. I will try to issue new availability lists from autumn through spring at least every 4 to 5 weeks. The rare seed plants will be producing new stock plants with some production in sometime in spring 2013. Salvia adenophora out of stockM Salvia coccinea Black & Rouge out of stock Salvia africana out of stock Salvia coccinea Brenthurst out of stockM Salvia albicaulis out of stockM Salvia coccinea Lavender out of stock Salvia albicaulis x africana out of stockM Salvia coccinea Pink Lavender out of stock Salvia algeriensis out of stock Salvia concolor (S. cyanea)* out of stock Salvia ampelophylla out of stockM Salvia confertiflora OK Salvia amplexicaulis out of stockM Salvia corrugata low on stockM Salvia amarissima out of stock Salvia coulteri out of stockM Salvia arborescens low on stockM Salvia curtiflora out of stockM Salvia argentea out of stock Salvia curviflora out of stockM Salvia arizonica out of stockM Salvia cyanescens out of stock Salvia atrocyanea out of stock Salvia cyanicalyx out of stockM Salvia azurea `Nekan’ out of stock Salvia darcyi (S. schaffneri?) out of stock Salvia azurea grandiflora low on stock Salvia dentata out of stock Salvia biserrata low on stock Salvia dichlamys - red out of stockM Salvia blepharophylla low on stock Salvia dichlamys - scarlet low on stock Salvia blepharophylla `Cervina’ out of stockM Salvia discolor low on stock Salvia blepharophylla `Diablo' out of stockM Salvia disermas - pink out of stock Salvia blepharophylla `Dulces Nombres' out of stock Salvia disjuncta Logee’s form Fruit-scented out of stockM Salvia blepharophylla `Painted Lady' out of stockM Salvia disjuncta Strybing form low on stocM k Salvia broussonetii out of stock Salvia divinorum out of stock Salvia buchananii out of stockM Salvia dolomitica out of stock Salvia bch. x splnd `Wendy’s Wish’ PP 21,889 O K Salvia dombeyi out of stockM Salvia cacaliaefolia low on stock Salvia dorii out of stock Salvia canariensis out of stock Salvia dorisiana low on stockM Salvia candelabrum out of stockM Salvia eizi-matudae out of stockM Salvia canescens daghestanica out of stockM Salvia elegans `Golden Delicious’ PP 17,977 out of stock Salvia cardinalis out of stock Salvia elegans `Honey Melon’ low on stock Salvia carnea ‘Valle de Bravo' out of stock Salvia engelmannii out of stock Salvia caudata `El Cielo Blue' low on stockM Salvia exserta out of stock Salvia caymanensis low on stock Salvia fallax out of stockM Salvia cedrosensis out of stockM Salvia farinacea `Augusta Duelberg’ low on stock Salvia chamaedryoides Arizona form low on stock Salvia farinacea `Henry Duelberg’ low on stock Salvia chamaedryoides YD low on stock Salvia farinacea `Texas Violet’ out of stockM Salvia chamaedryoides `Marine Blue’ low on stockM Salvia farinacea x longispicata `Indigo Spires' low on stock Salvia chamaedryoides x micr. Christine Yeo low on stock Salvia farinacea x longispicata `Mystic Spires' out of stock Salvia chamelaeagnea low on stockM Salvia fruticosa low on stock Salvia chiapensis out of stock Salvia flocculosa low on stock Salvia chionophylla out of stock Salvia forreri out of stockM Salvia cinnabarina out of stock Salvia fulgens out of stock Salvia clevelandii `Winifred Gilman' out of stockM Salvia fulgens, var. cardinalis New form out of stock Salvia clevelandii x `Aromas' out of stock Salvia gesneraeflora green calyx form out of stockM Salvia clevelandii x `Pozo Blue' out of stockM Salvia gesneraeflora straight form out of stockM Salvia clinopodioides - Michoacan blue out of stock Salvia gesneraeflora mountain form out of stockM Salvia coahuilensis low on stock Salvia gesneraeflora `Mole Poblano' out of stockM Salvia gesneraeflora `Tequila' out of stock Salvia iodantha (Huntington B. G.) OK Salvia gesneraeflora x madrensis out of stock Salvia iodantha (SWNS) low on stock Salvia gesneraeflora x mexicana `Rasp Trfl’ out of stock Salvia iodantha x `Louis Saso' low on stock Salvia glabrescens Momobana out of stockM Salvia jorgehintoniana out of stockM Salvia glabrescens Shi Ho out of stockM Salvia karwinskii out of stock Salvia glabrescens Yellow & Pink out of stockM Salvia karwinskii, red form out of stockM Salvia glechomifolia low on stock Salvia karwinskii, salmon out of stock Salvia glutinosa out of stock Salvia karwinskii x puberula low on stockM Salvia gravida out of stockM Salvia karwinskii x wagn. `Marwin Gardens’ out of stockM Salvia greggii `Big Pink' low on stockM Salvia keerli (Yucca-Do) out of stockM Salvia greggii `Cherry Ice’ out of stock Salvia koyamae out of stock Salvia greggii `Cherry Red' out of stockM Salvia lanceolata out of stockM Salvia greggii `Cienega de Oro' out of stockM Salvia lasiantha low on stockM Salvia greggii `Dark Purple' OK Salvia lavanduloides PDN 002 out of stockM Salvia greggii `Desert Blaze' PP 08,560 low on stock Salvia leucantha `Danielle's Dream' PP 21,734 low on stockM Salvia greggii `Diane' low on stock Salvia leucantha `Eder' out of stockM Salvia greggii `Dwarf Pink' out of stock Salvia leucantha `Midnight' (All Purple) low on stock Salvia greggii `Flame‘ out of stockM Salvia leucantha - Emerald sage low on stock Salvia greggii `Furman's Red' low on stock Salvia leucantha `Santa Barbara’ PP 12,949 out of stock Salvia greggii `Grace Pink' out of stockM Salvia leucantha `White Mischief’ PP O K Salvia greggii `Heatwave Blast’ PPAF out of stockM Salvia leucantha x `Phyllis Fancy' OK Salvia greggii `Heatwave Sparkle’ PPAF out of stockM Salvia leucantha x `Waverley' OK Salvia greggii `Lipstick' out of stockM Salvia leucantha x rutilans `Anthony Parker' OK Salvia greggii `Lowry's Peach' out of stock Salvia lineata low on stockM Salvia greggii `Mesa Purple’ PP 21,027 low on stock Salvia littae low on stock Salvia greggii `Moonlight' out of stockM Salvia longistyla out of stock Salvia greggii `Orange Yucca-Do' low on stockM Salvia lycioides out of stock Salvia greggii `Peach La Encantada' out of stockM Salvia lycioides x greggii `Los Lirios' out of stock Salvia greggii `Pink Preference' OK Salvia lycioides x greggii `Purple Pastel' out of stock Salvia greggii `Red Letter' out of stockM Salvia lycioides x greggii `San Isidro' out of stock Salvia greggii `San Isidro Moon' out of stock Salvia macrophylla, tall form low on stock Salvia greggii `San Rafael Salmon’ out of stock Salvia macrophylla `Tingo Blue' low on stock Salvia greggii `Señorita Leah' low on stockM Salvia macrophylla x sagittata `Big Swing' out of stockM Salvia greggii `Sierra San Antonio' out of stock Salvia madrensis (SWNS) low on stockM Salvia greggii `Stampede Citron‘ out of stock Salvia madrensis `Red Neck Girl’ out of stock Salvia greggii `Stampede Cherry‘ out of stock Salvia madrensis Silver Leaf out of stockM Salvia greggii `Stampede Lavender‘ out of stock Salvia melissodora `Grape scented out of stock Salvia greggii `Stampede Punch‘ low on stock Salvia mellifera out of stockM Salvia greggii `Strawberry Fields’ out of stock Salvia mexicana `Elise’ low on stockM Salvia greggii `Teresa’ PP low on stock Salvia mexicana `La Placita' low on stock Salvia greggii `Texas Wedding’ formerly Alba’ out of stock Salvia mexicana `Lollie Jackson' out of stock Salvia greggii `Ultraviolet’ PP 21,411 low on stock Salvia mexicana `Ocampo' OK Salvia greggii `Viva’ out of stock Salvia mexicana `Of the Night' low on stock Salvia greggii `Wild Thing' HCG out of stockM Salvia mexicana `Puerto de la Zorra' low on stock Salvia greggii x `Black Cherry' HCG out of stockM Salvia mexicana `Tula' out of stockM Salvia greggii x `Cherry Chief' low on stockM Salvia mexicana (lime calyx) Limelight low on stockM Salvia greggii x `Cherry Queen' low on stock Salvia mexicana Compton's Form out of stockM Salvia greggii x `Dark Dancer' OK Salvia mexicana minor out of stock Salvia greggii x `Plum Wine' low on stock Salvia mexicana minor `Snowflake' out of stock Salvia greggii x `Raspberry Delight' HCG out of stock Salvia microphylla `Berzerkely' low on stock Salvia greggii x `Raspberry Royale' low on stock Salvia microphylla `18 de Marzo' low on stock Salvia greggii x karwinskii `Riverside' OK Salvia microphylla `Dark Wild Watermelon’ out of stockM Salvia guaranitica `Argentina Skies' low on stock Salvia microphylla `Flower Child' low on stock Salvia guaranitica `Black & Blue' low on stock Salvia microphylla `Forever Red' out of stockM Salvia guaranitica `Blue Ensign' OK Salvia microphylla `Hoja Grande' low on stockM Salvia guaranitica `Santa Maria’ out of stockM Salvia microphylla `Hot Lips' low on stock Salvia guaranitica `Sapphire' out of stock Salvia microphylla `La Trinidad Pink’ low on
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