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| Description | Salvia spathacea—hummingbird sage. W. L. Jepson wrote in "The Flora of California" : "The folk generally admire its form, but even sedate botanists remember its richness of color and a certain opulence of habit in contrast with its chaparral habitat." |
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| Source | H20140419-1737—Salvia spathacea—RPBG |
| Author | John Rusk from Berkeley, CA, United States of America |
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