Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Tropical Garden # 24, 1 by rjuddharrison

rjuddharrison wrote:
Yes, the Solanum seaforthianum, produces little berrys, which are the seeds. It produced a bunch of the berries in the green house last winter so I harvested them and stuck them in a pot, and oh ..they grew. It's difficult to find ripe berries when the plant is outside, as they are a bird favorite.

I don't know much about that blue sage other than I came accross it several years ago at Top Tropical. It is usually a winter bloomer, or fall and winter bloom. Likes part shade humus areas, does well unattended, and during certain times of the year is fairly easy to propagate. I'm not sure what the height potential is, but they have reached the 6 foot mark here. The flowers appear to turn into seeds, but as yet, have not seen any grow.