Russian Sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia) Pruning lightly tart and juicy fruit

lightly tart and juicy fruit that ripens mid-August to early-September

allow top half of soil to dry between watering

It should be applied to soils prior to planting and can be mixed with compost or manures for additional soil building benefits

and flavorful

The nematodes feed and reproduce within the dying insect

Russian Sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia) Pruning lightly tart and juicy fruitSilvery foliage and stems bear airy blossoms of lavender and blue tones. Blooming in late summer, Perovskia is a pop of color at a time when most of the garden is sleepy. The aromatic foliage is delightful and is lovely in floral arranging. Loves a hot dry site!