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'''''[[Salvia]] aurea''''', Linn. Shrub, 3 feet or more high, white-tomentose: leaves 1/2- 1 inch long, petiolate, ovate-sub- rotund, obtuse, entire or sinuate, leathery, hoary; floral leaves sessile, villous, persistent: racemes dense, 2-4 inches long, somewhat branched; floral whorls 2-flowered, approximate; calyx broad-campanulate, villous, the lips membranous dilated, veined, and colored, the lobes ovate-rotundate; corolla very beautiful, golden yellow, the galea somewhat falcate. July. South Africa. —Introduced into Calif. According to one grower the flowers are at first sulfur-yellow turning very quickly to a rusty color. |
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*http://www.gardenology.org/wiki/Salvia_aurea - Source of creative commons text to start article. |
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[[Category:Salvia|aurea]] |
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