Epilobium canum 'Route 66' Attracts butterflies Sage (Salvia species)

Sage (Salvia species)

In March and April fragrant yellow flower spikes that are two inches long bloom

Both sexes must be present for the female plant to bear its grape-like clusters of round berries

Red tubular flower clusters bloom in the spring through summer

Epilobium canum 'Route 66' Attracts butterflies Sage (Salvia species)Epilobium Route 66 A winter deciduous perennial that grows up to two feet high and three feet wide. It has red flowers that bloom in the summer through winter. it is not recommended to prune the plant until it is established, about two years. Once established cut back hard every winter after the plant is done blooming. It should be cut back to 2 stubs. If the plant is not pruned, new growth will emerge at the tips of existing stems. Plant in full sun