Companion plants for russian sage

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?

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Grow your garden with beautiful and complementary colors and textures with Coreopsis and these five perfect companion plants. Learn what to plant with Coreopsis, including Achillea, Salvia, Echinacea, Russian Sage, and Aster, to create an eye-catching and low-maintenance garden.

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…

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

Companion Plants for Russian Sage

I have received some comments asking about the 'Ava' Agastache that I featured with the sleeping bee. Since this is one of my VERY favorite plants (gosh, what isn't) I decided to do a post dedicated to it. This is the third year for this plant. It is getting shadowed by a large Russian Sage next to it, which I keep cutting back so that 'Ava' can get more sun. Two seasons ago I purchased four plants from High Country Gardens. The 'Ava' was their 2005 introduction and they are their specialty…

Lavender, Russian Sage, Black Eyes Susan, Sedum, Catmint are some of the top Lamb's Ear Companion Plants that you can grow in your garden.

Russian sage, a captivating perennial known for its fragrant foliage and striking blue flowers, has captured the hearts of gardeners worldwide.

This guide for sage companion plants will encourage your herb's growth and will help to deter unwanted pests in your vegetable garden.