Here we see Iranian wood sage in a raised planter design by Piet Oudolf, alongside Sea Holly (Eryngium spp) — both favorites of the beautifully untamed bouquet or garden.Distinguishing traits. Distinct magenta spikes emerge in late spring and continue to bloom throughout summer and into fall. Projecting above mounding leaves, they are the first features of the plant to catch the eye. But let's not forget about the foliage. Fuzzy, green sage-like leaves emit a rich fragrance that is enhanced by heat and sun exposure. The evergreen leaves are vibrant yet act as a suitable backdrop to the floral spectacle that characterizes the plant. How to use it. When planted en masse these plants create a billowy sea of pink and green. Architectural yet soft, they blow nicely in the wind and produce the perfect "undesigned" garden effect. Iranian wood sage grows well in containers and provides profile diversity for a dynamic design. Line a path or fill a rock garden.

long lasting blooms

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Teucrium, Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage

iranian wood sage pretty!

Iranian wood sage heat tolerant

Purple flowers

Heat tolerant

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Plant Iranian wood sage in full sun — partial afternoon shade will be a benefit in extremely hot climates. While it can grow in soil conditions that range from rocky to average or even somewhat moist, be sure the soil is quick draining. This plant suffers if overwatered.

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great for a planter or ground - attracts butterflies and pretty color

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Sage for our garden

Iranian Wood Sage

Great Design Plant: Iranian Wood Sage Architecturally spiky yet soft in a breeze, this heat-tolerant plant brings on the butterflies and gives gardens a delicious scent

iranian wood sage and sea holly

oh yes!

lupine?

Iranian wood sage, or teucrium hircanicum

Iranian wood sage

Nice plant on mass for garden

Iranian wood sage, zone 6-10, full sun, drought tolerant

iranian wood sage. drought tallereant

Iranian Wood Sage

iranian wood sage

iranian wood sage

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Plant in spring or fall. raised bed. spreads profusely once established. drought tolerant; full sun

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Botanical name: Teucrium hircanicum (syn. Teucrium hyrcanicum) Common names: Iranian wood sage, Caucasian Germander USDA zones: 6 to 10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate Light requirement: Full sun

Iranian wood sage. Purple and drought tolerant!

Teucrium hircanicum

blooms summer to fall,

color and fragrance

Stunning

Teucrium hircanicum (Iranian wood sage) perfumed foliage and long lasting

Color and texture.

Iranian Sage for the garden

Iranian wood sage

eringium , trecium

iranian wood sage, germander

drought tolerant

garden plants

Iranian wood sage, Caucasian Germander 18-24 inches tall x 12x18 inches wide

Side of house

Distinguishing traits. Distinct magenta spikes emerge in late spring and continue to bloom throughout summer and into fall. Projecting above mounding leaves, they are the first features of the plant to catch the eye. But let's not forget about the foliage. Fuzzy, green sage-like leaves emit a rich fragrance that is enhanced by heat and sun exposure. The evergreen leaves are vibrant yet act as a suitable backdrop to the floral spectacle that characterizes the plant. How to use it. When planted en masse these plants create a billowy sea of pink and green. Architectural yet soft, they blow nicely in the wind and produce the perfect "undesigned" garden effect. Iranian wood sage grows well in containers and provides profile diversity for a dynamic design. Line a path or fill a rock garden.

Here we see Iranian wood sage in a raised planter design by Piet Oudolf, alongside Sea Holly (Eryngium spp) — both favorites of the beautifully untamed bouquet or garden. Distinguishing traits. Distinct magenta spikes emerge in late spring and continue to bloom throughout summer and into fall. Projecting above mounding leaves, they are the first features of the plant to catch the eye. But let's not forget about the foliage. Fuzzy, green sage-like leaves emit a rich fragrance that is enhanced by heat and sun exposure. The evergreen leaves are vibrant yet act as a suitable backdrop to the floral spectacle that characterizes the plant. How to use it. When planted en masse these plants create a billowy sea of pink and green. Architectural yet soft, they blow nicely in the wind and produce the perfect "undesigned" garden effect. Iranian wood sage grows well in containers and provides profile diversity for a dynamic design. Line a path or fill a rock garden.

Iranian wood sage 18-24" tall and wide fragrant, drought-tolerant

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Iranian Wood Sage (maybe plant between driveway and alley?)

Iranian Sage

Iranian wood sage (Teucrium hircanicum)

Here we see Iranian wood sage in a raised planter design by Piet Oudolf, alongside Sea Holly (Eryngium spp) — both favorites of the beautifully untamed bouquet or garden.

Botanical name: Teucrium hircanicum (syn. Teucrium hyrcanicum) Common names: Iranian wood sage, Caucasian Germander USDA zones: 6 to 10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 18 to 24 inches tall; 12 to 18 inches wide Benefits and tolerances: Flowers attract butterflies and bees; heat and drought tolerant Seasonal interest: Summer flowers When to plant: Plant seedlings in spring or fall; self-sows profusely

Outdoor plant

drought tolerant plant

Botanical name: Teucrium hircanicum (syn. Teucrium hyrcanicum) Common names: Iranian wood sage, Caucasian Germander USDA zones: 6 to 10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 18 to 24 inches tall; 12 to 18 inches wide Benefits and tolerances: Flowers attract butterflies and bees; heat and drought tolerant Seasonal interest: Summer flowers When to plant: Plant seedlings in spring or fall; self-sows profusely

Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage Botanical name: Teucrium hircanicum (syn. Teucrium hyrcanicum) USDA zones: 6 to 10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 18 to 24 inches tall; 12 to 18 inches wide Benefits and tolerances: Flowers attract butterflies and bees; heat and drought tolerant Seasonal interest: Summer flowers When to plant: Plant seedlings in spring or fall; self-sows profusely

purple flowers iranian wood sageernygium spp hardy low water plant

flowers bring joy

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Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage , Teucrium hircanicum

Botanical name: Teucrium hircanicum (syn. Teucrium hyrcanicum) Common names: Iranian wood sage, Caucasian Germander USDA zones: 6 to 10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 18 to 24 inches tall; 12 to 18 inches wide Benefits and tolerances: Flowers attract butterflies and bees; heat and drought tolerant Seasonal interest: Summer flowers

Nice filler

iraanian wood sage

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Cool plant!

Iranian wood sage

Iranian Wood Sage

Iranian Wood Sage next to Sea Holly (Eryngium)

Masses of Iranian wood sage

Attractive to butterflies and bees; drought tolerant.

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Iranian wood sage

Iranian Wood Sage

iranian wood sage

iranian wood sage grows easily and smells delicious http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/2956051/list?utm_source=Houzz&utm_campaign=u128&utm_medium=email&utm_content=gallery13

Purple sun-loving sage plant

Iranian wood sage (Teucrium hircanicum)

Iranian wood sage

Iranian wood sage, raised beds

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Very full w leaves, looks better than neighbors sage

pretty

great look maybe in pots to bring in green house for over winter

Iranian Wood Sage

Botanical name: Teucrium hircanicum (syn. Teucrium hyrcanicum) Common names: Iranian wood sage, Caucasian Germander USDA zones: 6 to 10 (find your zone) Water requirement: Moderate Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 18 to 24 inches tall; 12 to 18 inches wide Benefits and tolerances: Flowers attract butterflies and bees; heat and drought tolerant Seasonal interest: Summer flowers When to plant: Plant seedlings in spring or fall; self-sows profusely

Iranian wood sage

Front path plant

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