Lacey Blue Russian Sage

Looks Like Lavender—Blooms All Summer Long

It’s Russian Sage 2.0—improved to bloom longer and grow denser than its lookalike, lavender. The Lacey Blue Russian Sage is a vibrant, herbaceous perennial that requires next-to-no maintenance.

This variety, also known as the Lacey Blue Perovskia, produces silver-gray, deer-resistant foliage that grows in distinct, dense mounds. In the spring, you’ll see spikes of lavender flowers begin their months-long bloom. Aromatic and colorful, the blossoms will attract pollinators all summer.

Cottage style aesthetic? Mediterranean design? Whatever your preference, the Lacey Blue’s soft violet blooms will blend right in. Feathery and flowing—but sturdy—this Russian Sage provides stunning contrast to desert landscapes and rustic metals. 

Not to mention, the Lacey Blue Russian Sage is so drought resistant that it can grow most places—even in sandier conditions! Whether you plant it in containers, as a garden accent, or along borders, this perennial is sure to please.

Bring the new and improved Lacey Blue Russian Sage to your garden to experience an easy-care, fragrant pop of color!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Plant your Lacey Blue Russian Sage in a location with full sun and well-draining soil. If planting in a container, combine soil with sand to ensure the soil will drain easily.

If planting in a garden bed, dig a hole that is the same depth of the roots and two times as wide. After loosening the roots with your fingers, place the plant in the hole and backfill the dirt. 

2. Watering: Water immediately after planting and continue to water regularly until the plant is well established. Then, you can water as needed.

3. Pruning: Prune your Lacey Blue Russian Sage no further than 6 inches from the ground in the fall to prepare for new growth.