Should i cut back Russian sage
Should i cut back Russian sage?
On One Hand: Trimming is AcceptableTrimming Russian sage is an acceptable practice to keep the plant from growing too large and ungainly. The best time to cut back Russian sage is in the spring. La...
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What are some uses for Russian Sage?
Answer Culinary sage is named Salvia officinalis, and Russian sage is technically not a sage but named Perovskia atriplicifolia - named after a Russian diplomat (B. A. Perovski) by Russian botanis...
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What is russian sage?
Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia), named the Perennial Plant of the Year for 1995, provides striking silvery blue color to the late summer garden, according to the Wisconsin Master Gardener P...
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What is the scientific name for Russian sage?
The scientific name for Russian sage is Perovskia atriplicifolia. Russian sage is native to parts of Asia and is what the Missouri Botanical Gardens website describes as an "aromatic" member of the...
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How do i care for russian sage?
Plant Russian sage in a sunny location with well-draining, sandy, clay soil with a pH range from acidic to slightly alkaline. This plant will not tolerate wet soggy conditions. Plant it at the same...
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