Prairie Sage Artemisia Dappled Shade Prune heavily in late winter

Prune heavily in late winter or early spring after freeze threats have passed

it's best to plant them in sheltered areas with some good winter mulch to help keep them cozy

BONAP MAPHeight: 4’-12'Spread 4’-15’Bloom: April-JuneLight: Full Sun-Dappled ShadeWater: Low-HighZone: 4-9Origin: Southern United States

during the summer of 2003

Prairie Sage Artemisia Dappled Shade Prune heavily in late winterArtemisia ludovicianaArtemisia ludoviciana, commonly known as Prairie Sage, White Sagebrush, Western Mugwort or Silver Wormwood, is native throughout North America from Canada to Mexico. It is commonly called white sagebrush because of the appearance of its foliage. 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