Prune 2026

Pruning Russian sage in fall is all about timing and technique, and getting it right sets your plant up for a stunning comeback next spring.   You can prune Russian sage in fall, but the way you do it depends on your climate and whether you want to protect the plant over winter or keep … Read more

To prune Russian sage for winter, you should cut the plant back to about 12 to 15 inches above the ground in late fall or early spring.   This simple pruning routine protects the woody base from harsh winter cold while keeping the plant tidy and ready for vigorous spring growth.   If you’ve been … Read more

You prune Russian sage in late winter or early spring by cutting the plant back to about 12-18 inches above the ground.   This is the best time to prune Russian sage because the plant is still dormant, and you won’t risk damaging new growth that’s about to emerge.   Pruning Russian sage at the … Read more

Pruning a Russian olive tree is all about timing, technique, and knowing what this resilient tree can handle.   If you’re wondering how to prune Russian olive tree without harming it, the short answer is that you prune in late winter or early spring while the tree is still dormant.   This timing helps you … Read more

You can prune a Russian sage bush to keep it healthy, shapely, and blooming beautifully.   Pruning your Russian sage bush isn’t just about looks, it’s about encouraging strong new growth and preventing the plant from becoming woody and leggy.   If you’ve been wondering how to prune Russian sage bush the right way, you’re … Read more