hoodat
Garden Addicted
Keep the plants if at all possible. The best tasting sage spice comes from the old plants.
Last year's sage-- What do I do with it?
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NurseNettie
Garden Ornament
Will do. They're somewhat flatted due to the snow. If they survive well, I may move some to a new raised bed, and plan to mulch around them for some support in the fall.
hoodat said:
patandchickens
Deeply Rooted
Yup, in the North, whatcha want to do is leave it alone until you can see where regrowth is sprouting from. Then cut off all the dead parts above that.
It may resprout from last years' branches (low down, near the main stem) or it may have got killed off all the way to ground level but it is reasonably likely that it WILL come back, so don't get impatient
Good luck, have fun,
Pat
It may resprout from last years' branches (low down, near the main stem) or it may have got killed off all the way to ground level but it is reasonably likely that it WILL come back, so don't get impatient
Good luck, have fun,
Pat
