¾ inches of rain.
Took pictures of Salvia azurea. This is in the east propagation field. The plant is amazing, grown to 12 or 13 feet tall, a leafy spire covered in sky blue flowers an inch across. These tall wands of blue flowers do a wonderful bow and dance in any passing breeze. Skippers seem to be visiting the flower, didn’t notice a lot of other pollinator activity. Will keep my eyes on it. Like many salvias, this member of the mint family is a “clumper” not a “thug” or a “runner.”
Just look at this flower, it’s got a wonderful bright sky blue color.
