Pruning Tips for Young Native Sages | Establishment Care

Give your native sages the best start! Extra pruning in their first year of establishment can set them up for a lifetime of thriving. By pinching your young sages, you'll not only promote better blooms but also shape them for a more attractive landscape.

[@hdm9173]

Great advice, thank you!

[@jrwilson99]

Just the first year? What about the following years?

[@CBWCD]

We have a video in the works about yearly pruning and maintenance for white sage, subscribe and stay tuned! :)

[@michellet1800]

does this also apply to the fragrant pitcher sage? I notice they get tall and tend to break off too.

[@CBWCD]

Yes, you can absolutely cut back young Lepichinia fragrans to promote a bushier form as it establishes.