Fireweed (Phlomis Russeliana)
Sagewort (Phlomis Russeliana) is a beautiful and robust garden plant that is particularly loved for its striking yellow flowers and strong, hardy character. These perennial plants grow in tiers and are therefore also called tiered flowers. Sagewort is an ideal border plant, but can also serve well as a ground cover in larger gardens. Thanks to its long flowering period and attractive foliage, this garden plant remains interesting throughout the year. Whether you want a low-maintenance garden or are looking for a special hedging plant, Phlomis Russeliana offers versatile possibilities.
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Phlomis russeliana - ↕10-25cm - Ø9cm - 48x
**Phlomis russeliana** is a striking, hardy perennial with unique light yellow flowers in whorls along the stem, blooming from early summer into au...
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**Phlomis russeliana** is a striking, hardy perennial with unique light yellow flowers in whorls along the stem, blooming from early summer into au...
View full detailsPhlomis Russeliana - Fireweed - ↕10-25cm - Ø9cm - 6x
**Phlomis russeliana** is a striking, hardy perennial with unique light yellow flowers in whorls along the stem, blooming from early summer into au...
View full detailsPhlomis Russeliana - Fireweed - ↕10-25cm - Ø9cm - 60x
**Phlomis russeliana** is a striking, hardy perennial with unique light yellow flowers in whorls along the stem, blooming from early summer into au...
View full detailsPhlomis Russeliana - Fireweed - ↕10-25cm - Ø9cm - 12x
**Phlomis russeliana** is a striking, hardy perennial with unique light yellow flowers in whorls along the stem, blooming from early summer into au...
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Ground covers
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Flowering Ground Covers
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Ground cover Shade
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Low-growing ground covers
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Ground Covers With Flowers
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Ground covers Evergreen
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Ground covers Winter hardy
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Ground covers Sun
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Evergreen Ground Cover
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Extremely strong ground covers
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Fast-growing ground cover
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Anemone
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Aster (Autumn Aster)
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Wild strawberry (Fragaria Vesca)
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Woodland Sage (Salvia Nemorosa)
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Campanula
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Cotoneaster
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Hyssop (Agastache)
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Knotweed (Persicaria)
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Goose-gander (Potentilla Tridentata)
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Geranium (Crane's-bill)
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Hedera Hibernica
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Heaven's Key (Sedum 'Herbstfreude')
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St. John's Wort (Hypericum)
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Heuchera (Coral Bells)
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Verbena (Verbena Bonariensis)
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Isotoma Fluviatilis (Blue Ground Creeper)
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Japanese Cardinal's Crested (Euonymus Fortunei)
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Honeysuckle (Lonicera)
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Catnip (Nepeta)
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Copper Button (Leptinella Squalida)
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Dogwood (Cornus)
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Creeping Bugle (Ajuga Reptans)
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Lavender Plants
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Lilygrass (Liriope Muscari)
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Leadwort (Ceratostigma Plumbaginoides)
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Luzula Nivea (Snow-white Woodrush)
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Pachysandra (Pachysandra)
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Rudbeckia Fulgida (Coneflower)
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Sagina Subulata (Priemvetmuur)
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Cobbler Plant (Bergenia Cordifolia)
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Snowberry (Symphoricarpos Chenaultii 'Hancock')
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Spiny Nut - Acaena Microphylla
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Vinca Major (Periwinkle)
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Vinca Minor (Periwinkle)
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Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla Mollis)
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Waldsteinia Ternata (Golden Strawberry)
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Coneflower (Echinacea Purpurea)
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Creeping thyme (Thymus Serpyllum)
What is Jerusalem Sage (Phlomis Russeliana)?
Phlomis Russeliana (Phlomis Russeliana) is a hardy perennial garden plant belonging to the mint family. These graceful plants are known for their unique flowering form, where the yellow flowers grow in tiers along the sturdy stems. This gives the plant a striking and playful appearance, making it a popular choice for borders and natural gardens.
In addition to its beautiful flowers, Jerusalem Sage also has decorative grey-green foliage with a velvety texture. This foliage largely remains in the winter, making the plant particularly attractive to garden enthusiasts who want to maintain structure in the garden even during the colder months. Due to its strong root system and drought tolerance, Phlomis Russeliana is an excellent choice for gardens with sandy soil or dry borders.
Phlomis Russeliana as a border plant
As a border plant, Phlomis Russeliana is a real eye-catcher. Its unique growth habit and long flowering period make it ideal for gardens that need structure and color. The yellow flowers bloom from June through August and attract bees and butterflies, thereby increasing biodiversity in the garden. Thanks to its height of approximately 80 to 100 cm, this garden plant makes for beautiful background planting in borders.
In addition to its aesthetic value, Phlomis Russeliana is also a very low-maintenance plant. It requires little water and is drought-resistant, making it perfect for a low-maintenance garden. Because the plant spreads via root runners, it can also help suppress weeds in the border. This makes Phlomis Russeliana not only a beautiful but also a practical choice for any garden.
Phlomis Russeliana characteristics
Phlomis Russeliana has a number of characteristics that distinguish it from other garden plants. First, it is very hardy and can withstand temperatures down to -20°C. This makes it ideal for the Dutch climate. Additionally, it is resistant to dry periods and grows well in both full sun and partial shade.
The velvety leaves of Phlomis Russeliana often remain green in winter, providing a lasting structure in the garden. Moreover, the plant suffers little from diseases and pests, allowing it to remain healthy with minimal care. This makes it perfect for both experienced and novice gardeners.
Combining tiered flower (Phlomis Russeliana)
The tiered flower combines beautifully with other garden plants in the border. It does well next to ornamental grasses, such as Festuca or Pennisetum, but can also be combined well with other perennial border plants such as Salvia, Echinacea, and Achillea. The yellow flowers form a beautiful contrast with purple or pink flowering plants, creating a dynamic effect in the garden.
For a natural look, Phlomis Russeliana can also be combined with wildflowers or prairie plants. This creates a garden with a playful and natural character that is attractive to bees and butterflies.
How many Phlomis Russeliana per m²?
When planting Phlomis Russeliana, it is important to take the planting distance into account. On average, 5 to 7 plants are planted per square meter to achieve a beautifully full effect. Because Phlomis Russeliana spreads slowly, it can cover a larger area after a few years.
As a ground cover, a denser planting pattern can be chosen, while in borders, a slightly wider spacing is better to allow the individual plant forms to stand out well. In combination with other border plants, you can vary the planting distance for a playful look.
Buying Fireweed
Do you want to add Fireweed (Phlomis Russeliana) to your garden? This strong and decorative garden plant is easy to order online. Whether you use it as a border plant, ground cover, or as part of a natural garden, Phlomis Russeliana offers years of enjoyment.
When buying Fireweed, it is important to pay attention to the quality of the plants. Choose healthy specimens with sturdy roots and plant them in well-draining soil. Water sufficiently in the first year so that the plants take root well. After that, maintenance is minimal, and you can enjoy a beautiful, strong garden plant that blooms again every year.
