Spreading by rhizomes, Prairie Sage can form dense colonies that give a distinctive silver-green accent to large plantings on sunny sites with mesic to dry soil. Its stems and foliage are covered with woolly gray or white hairs and topped by nodding clusters of yellowish disk flowers that bloom through summer. The plants reach heights of 3’ and are easily propagated by rhizome cuttings in spring, tip cuttings in early summer or by division of mature plants. Prairie Sage is aggressive and rhizomatous and therefore may not be suitable for small landscape plantings.

Other Common Names in use: White Sagebrush

Seeds / Packet: 1000
Seeds / Ounce: 250,000

Dormant bare root plants ship each year during optimal transplanting seasons: Spring (April - May) and Fall (October).