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Gardeners' Notes:
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| Positive | Lue | On Oct 27, 2009, Lue from Charlottesville, VA wrote: First year I have grown these i my rock garden. They are still in bloom in Virginia!
Can anyone tell me, am I supposed to trim the back for the winter?
Thank you, I love the website. | | Positive | grampapa | On Oct 7, 2007, grampapa from Wheatfield, NY (Zone 6a) wrote: This is the only variety of Russian sage I have grown, but I am in love with it. So are the bees and butterflies. It never flops. Provides an almost season-long cloud of wonderful blue that goes with everything in my zone 6b garden. | | Positive | MAVANO | On May 6, 2006, MAVANO from Harrison, MI wrote: In my zone 4b central Michigan garden, Little Spire grows wonderfully. I had hoped (and tried) for many years to stretch Perovskia atriplicifolia (Zone 5) into growing for me. Then 2 years ago, I found Little Spire (Zone 4) and it looks just the way I had hoped the regular Russian sage would look. The added bonus for me is that it really seems to love the sandy soil it calls home. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Chicago, Illinois
Hebron, Kentucky
Smiths Grove, Kentucky
Alfred, Maine
Millersville, Maryland
West Friendship, Maryland
Harrison, Michigan
Roswell, New Mexico
Elba, New York
North Tonawanda, New York
Newport, North Carolina
Uniontown, Ohio
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
West Chester, Pennsylvania
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