Russian sage typically blooms from mid-summer through to early fall. More specifically, its flowering period generally spans from June to September or October. Different varieties show slight variations in bloom timing:
- General Russian sage blooms June to September, with blue-purple flowers.
- Some varieties like ‘Blue Sprite’ bloom July to October.
- Russian sage flowers appear in July and can last into October.
- Its blooming can extend from mid-summer until late October.
- The lavender flowers bloom from late June through to frost in some regions.
Overall, you can expect Russian sage to bloom starting in June or July and continue flowering well into the fall season, often until the first frost. The blooming period typically lasts around 3 to 4 months with some variation depending on the specific cultivar and growing conditions.
