
How to Propagate Cedar sage?
(Salvia roemeriana)
Cedar sage, also known as Cedar sage
Cedar sage thrives in woodland settings, preferring moist, well-drained soil and partial shade. For successful propagation, sow fresh seeds in fall directly onto a prepared seedbed. These should be placed just under the soil surface as cedar sage seeds need darkness to germinate. Patience is key, as germination might take several months, but maintaining steady moisture during this period is critical. Once seedlings have developed true leaves, they can be transplanted to their permanent locations. Cedar sage's ability to adapt to its environment makes it a resilient choice for gardeners seeking both ornamental and native species.