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Gardening

flying_wahini

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1. It will dieback this winter anyway. Plant it and let it get established before you trim it.

Reply to TexLaProgressive (Original post)

Fri Nov 29, 2024, 04:03 PM

Nov 29

You can cut it almost to the ground AFTER it sprouts in spring. But be sure you have some green on it before you cut on it. Plant it if you haven’t already. Good drainage and full sun, of course.

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Question about salvia- sage [View all] TexLaProgressive Nov 29 OP

It will dieback this winter anyway. Plant it and let it get established before you trim it. flying_wahini Nov 29 #1