Looked like a predictive text typo to me anyway so like most sensible people ( I count myself as one) , I ignored it. It happens to me all the time. That's why I have so many edits.
Don't let these wums and annoying folk get to you @Wildlifelover. It puts me off the forum too, but, as @philippasmith2 says, the ignore button is the best solution in this sort of scenario. It means you can enjoy threads without having to see the rubbish
@deltalady22 - do you have moisture retentive soil? If so, you might consider one of the Hydrangeas. They prefer some shade, but if the Thailctrum's happy, it should be ok. For a sunnier, drier site, the Ceanothus mentioned would be good. They're certainly 'blue'.
If you have a photo of the site you're wanting a plant for, that would also help
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Oh yes, didn't think of hydrangeas I have the Shining diamond blue angel and it really is a beautiful in your face blue. I have it in part shade under a eucalyptus.
@Wildlifelover, as others have said, please don't let it put you off posting. I know it's easier said than done, especially when you feel "got at", but that way the WUMs have won.
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@deltalady22 - do you have moisture retentive soil? If so, you might consider one of the Hydrangeas. They prefer some shade, but if the Thailctrum's happy, it should be ok. For a sunnier, drier site, the Ceanothus mentioned would be good. They're certainly 'blue'.
If you have a photo of the site you're wanting a plant for, that would also help
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
As for @deltalady22, there are several salvias including this one,
https://middletonnurseries.co.uk/product/salvia-super-trouper/
but it would be helpful if you could give a bit more information, such as location, soil type etc.