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Russian sage
Should you trim russian sage, how much and when is the best time
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Re: Russian sage
To keep these plants compact and healthy, it is a good idea to cut them to within a few inches of the ground each year. The best time to do this is in late winter or early spring. If the stand gets too dense, cut some of the old stems out completely.