Fall planting time is almost here!
Most perennial and woody Salvias thrive when planted in autumn. The season's warm soil speeds root growth unlike the cool soil of early spring. Furthermore, sages put lots of energy into foliage instead of root development in spring. Fall planting allows plants to develop strong root systems that prepare them for the demands of rapid foliar growth and flowering next spring.
Most perennial and woody Salvias thrive when planted in autumn. The season's warm soil speeds root growth unlike the cool soil of early spring. Furthermore, sages put lots of energy into foliage instead of root development in spring. Fall planting allows plants to develop strong root systems that prepare them for the demands of rapid foliar growth and flowering next spring.
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Read some of our Everything Salvias blog articles on Fall planting:
- Fall Planting Is Superior for Salvias
- Fall Planting: Commemorating the HMS Salvia
- Fall Planting: 8 Sages for Fragrance by Your Front Door
- Fall Planting: Tips for Salvia Success
- Fall Planting: 8 Best-of-Class Sages that Are Easy to Grow
- Fall Cleanup: Plant Placement and Pesky Problems
- Ask Mr. Sage: When Is It Too Late for Autumn Planting?
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for plants that are superior for fall planting.
for plants that are superior for fall planting.