Blue Jean Baby Russian Sage

Shorter than regular russian sage this variety is still a vigorous and fragrant plant that attracts butterflies.

Blue jean baby russian sage.

Yep we re singing it too. Perovskia blue jean baby common name russian sage thrives in the heat of summer a cloud of smoky blue perovskia in bloom is unforgettable. Compact bushy mound with fragrant silver foliage. Blooming from midsummer into fall it attracts butterflies and other beneficial pollinators.

Blue jean baby russian sage bees and butterflies will thank you. The compact habit of blue jean baby russian sage allows it to stand tall in the garden. Gray green foliage has a piney sage like scent and contrasts perfectly with those pollinator attracting blooms and it s highly deer resistant. The lovely delicate looking spikes are complemented by the attractive finely cut leaves and silvery stems.

Blue jean baby russian sage bees and butterflies will thank you. We like its sage like herbal perfume but deer aren t big on the scent. Opens a dialog tap on image to zoom. That s why we like the compact habit of blue jean baby.

Blue jean baby russian sage pp 29281 is a compact selection of russian sage that gives you beautiful lavender blue spires of late summer color with a more manageable size in the landscape. There s a lot of things going for russian sage the savvy gardener can benefit from. Its late season flower spikes of lavender blue have purple calyxes that support and protect the blooms. A shorter compact variety that is full and vigorous in the landscape with upright stems that resist flopping.

Perovskia blooms on gray green aromatic foliage. One of the earliest to bloom with midsummer lavender blue flowers and smoky purple calyxes that hold well into fall. Blue jean baby russian sage perovskia atriplicifolia blue jean baby plant patent applied for. Blue jean baby s pleasant fragrance and vigorous growth habit make it a great addition for a fast growing border.

Blue jean baby one of the earliest perovskia to bloom is stunning when paired with rudbeckia and echinacea. Unlike other varieties it won t flop over.