Russian sage companion plants

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

Elevate your garden's beauty by pairing Russian Sage with compatible companion plants like Lavender, Salvia, and Catmint. These companions not only complement the graceful appearance of Russian Sage but also thrive in similar growing conditions, enhancing the overall visual appeal and biodiversity of your garden. What other companion plants complement Russian Sage, and how can they be integrated effectively for optimal growth? Delve deeper into our guide for comprehensive insights.

As gardeners, we’re often drawn to the allure of this charming plant, perhaps even purchasing a few seedlings to grace our own outdoor spaces. However, once we have our Perovskia in hand, the next question arises: where exactly should we plant it, and what companions will best complement its beauty, allowing it to truly shine?

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

Sage companion plants can help improve the yield, health, and pest resistance of your garden crops! Learn more

Eric Hammond Adams County Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia) Let me start by saying that I’m sure there are places for Russian sage in the landscape. They are tough plants and I’m told they are very unappetizing to deer. It’s just that I’m sick of seeing their leggy, sprawling and spreading forms in every hell strip, median, shrub border and foundation planting along the Front Range. Plus, my neighbor has one along our shared fence and it’s continually trying to colonize my yard- oh the…

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With a mega-drought happening in the West, it behooves us to seek out plants that need little water. So, is Russian Sage drought-tolerant?

Spirea Companion Planting: Try planting spirea with creeping juniper, Russian sage, evergreen shrubs or ornamental grasses.

The sun is out, the snow has melted, and you finally get to put away that heavy parka. Spring has arrived! But as the world thaws, you may start to notice some issues with your landscape. The spring thaw puts much more than the average amount of water into your landscape. This is the time […]