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Last month ’s mystery plant was yearly clary salvia ( Salvia viridis , syn . Salvia horminum ) . This shaggy-haired one-year grows up to 20 column inch tall ; it is grown not for its insignificant prime , but for the colorful , longlasting bract that besiege them . It prefer full sun and well - debilitate soil and makes a gravid addition to floral musical arrangement as well as mixed borders . extolment to Tracey Culver of Florence , Massachusetts , whose name was choose at random from all correct entries to win a one - year subscription toFine Gardening .
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