Phlomis russeliana Growing bulbs cut the stems flush with

cut the stems flush with the ground every 2-3 years in early spring

Cut back after flowering to encourage a flush of new leaves

5 metres depending on soil moisture

These little felted mini Candy Canes look good enough to eat

The great thing is that to keep them looking good

Phlomis russeliana Growing bulbs cut the stems flush withAlso, known as Jerusalem Sage or Turkish Sage, this stately evergreen perennial bears 1 metre stems with whorls of pale hooded yellow that can flower from late spring right through until early autumn. Phlomis is a long flowering plant that likes a well drained position in a sunny spot and is quite drought tolerant once established. Easily divided to provide you with new plants. The stems also look attractive during the winter months see our photo