Russian
Sage
Perovskia atriplicifolia
A shrubby, gray-green perennial blooming in mid summer. Russian
sage grows to about 3-5 feet and makes an excellent filler in the
perennial border. Russian sage does best in full sun in well-drained
soils. Adequate drainage needs to be provided especially during
the winter. To promote good growth and flowers, Russian sage should
be cut to within several inches of the soil in the spring.
Zones 5-9
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