Woodland Sage

Woodland Sage is a perennial plant that grows forty to fifty centimeters tall and develops erect branching stems Blue purple flowers are gathered into ear shaped clusters making it an attractive addition to garden spaces It is suitable to be planted on borders in large groups and in pots adding structure and vibrant color to various garden settings

Usage and Benefits

Woodland Sage should be planted in spring in well drained soil and full sun to partial shade Space plants about twelve to eighteen inches apart to allow airflow and prevent overcrowding Water regularly until established then reduce watering as it is drought tolerant This plant blooms from late spring through summer and benefits from occasional deadheading to encourage more flowers Woodland Sage is ideal for ornamental borders mass plantings and containers and it also attracts bees and butterflies contributing to garden biodiversity

Fun Fact

Woodland Sage is often used in landscaping for its long blooming season and low maintenance nature and its flowers are known to retain color and form even in dried arrangements