Solved Unknown shrub with dark purple flowers

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  1. Tim_777

    Tim_777 Apprentice Gardener

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    Hello,

    As per the title.

    Has a white stigma and the plant itself has a scent (lemon/peppery)

    Any ideas ?

    Thanks

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    • Victoria

      Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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      I imagine it is a Lemon Sage, member of the Salvia family.
       
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          Blue anise sage
           
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            Black and Blue Sage ' Salvia guaranitica'.
             
          • Tim_777

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            Perfect, thanks! Definitely a salvia. I don't know which of your suggestions it is, as they all look similar online. This one so far though has flowers apart from each other. Not bunched as those varieties show. Happy with the answer provided. Thanks again.
             
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