Russian sage care

Russian sage offers carefree color, with airy drifts of lavender-blue flowers that bloom from mid-summer into fall. Good for gardens in Zones 4-9.

For home gardeners looking at their woody and bare russian sage plants after a winter season, my guide on how to prune russian sage can help restore your shrub to the green, shapely appearance you enjoy. Caring for russian sage is easy once you understand how and when to prune it. With the three techniques I offer in this guide you’ll have a wide range of times you can trim your plants whenever it works best for you to cut them back, and have a healthy plant again for spring and summer.

Wondering when to prune your Russian sage for maximum beauty? Our guide provides all the answers! Learn the ideal timing and techniques for pruning Russian sage plants to promote vigorous flowering and lush foliage. Elevate your garden with healthy, flourishing Russian sage plants. #RussianSagePruning #GardenTips #PlantCare #GardenTransformation #Pruning

by Matt Gibson A low-maintenance, drought-tolerant shrub, Russian sage has grown in popularity amongst flower gardeners in recent years, and is an excellent choice for xeriscaping. It has a very long blooming period, and is cherished by gardeners who prefer a flower bed that is in bloom throughout the extended growing season. The Russian sage […]

Russian Sage (aka Perovskia atriplicifolia) is a beautiful and useful herb. As the name implies, it is similar to the culinary sage in scent and... [READ MORE]

Russian Sage is a striking lavender coloured subshrub. Learn how to grow Russian Sage, and enjoy this heat loving plant in your garden.

Best Time to Cut Back Russian Sage :: Melinda Myers

Russian Sage Care Must-Knows Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia) is a beautiful perennial that is native to central Asia. It has long, wispy stems with lavender or blue flowers and silvery foliage. In order to get the most out of your Russian sage plants, you must follow these care tips: – Russian sage thrives in full… Read More »Best Russian sage companion plants That Go Well and What to Avoid

Learning how to propagate Russian sage is easy, and you have three options to choose from. This perennial can satisfy those who want to have something low

Discover 23 great landscape plants for your low-maintenance garden. Includes euphorbia, Russian sage, hosta, switch grass, dianthus flowers and more!