Texas Gardening: The Beautiful and Unique Cedar Sage., 0 by konkreteblond

konkreteblond wrote:
My ears have been burning! ;) I just took a few pics of my Cedar Sage today. It is a very hardy plant. It stayed green thru our tiny winter and survived with no extra water. I just forget about it and it does it's own thing. The only thing I don't really like about this sage tho is that it doesn't bloom very long.

I've had mine about 3 years. It usually reseeds a lot so I'll go out and look for babies. I've found that they don't like to be transplanted so it's best to get the little seedling into a pot early. I usually pull up a lot because they try to take over. I'll share but don't think I'm going to be able to make it to the RU. I really needed for gas to go down, not up!!