Russian sage hedge

Add splashes of color to your hedges to make them eye-catching. Here, we can't help but admire Catmint 'Walker's Low' (Nepeta racemosa) planted in mass, whose spikes of lavender blue flowers are absolutely outstanding.

Here are five shrubs that survive and prosper to perfection in our Abruzzo garden - and seem a good bet to do so pretty well anywhere in Italy.

Russian sage is a beautiful perennial with small blue flowers that is neither Russian, nor sage. Though it has the aroma of sage when the leaves are crushed, the plant is inedible.

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

It’s funny that I seem to refer to this photo a lot for different posts. This was taken in September on the day we started the renovation so it looks a little bit like we might be loading up the Joads’ truck or something. Anyway, you can see the area along the front of the […]

Discover 23 great landscape plants for your low-maintenance garden. Includes euphorbia, Russian sage, hosta, switch grass, dianthus flowers and more!

How do you use roses in your garden? Do you have a traditional, formal rose garden bordered with low boxwood hedges? Or are they part of a mixed border where they jostle with perennials such…

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

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