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Russian Sage & Chlorosis. Unlike its name, Russian sage (Perovskia) is not technically a sage; it is a member of the mint family. Botanically, it is a subshrub, because it contains both woody and soft tissue. Foliage is gray-green, with small leaves and silvery stems. Lavender-blue spikes bloom mid- to late summer. The delicate elegance of Russian sage lends a striking aura to the garden.
Read MoreThe Effect of Boron on Citrus Trees. Whether it be lemons or limes, oranges or tangerines, there seems to be a type of citrus for everyone. Even if the taste of the fruit doesn't get you, the optimistic, energizing smells and fresh colors of a citrus tree are a cheerful addition to any garden. The many varieties of citrus have slightly different growth requirements, but all have the same basic nutritional needs. Boron, though often overlooked, is a nutrient that is necessary for proper tree functioning.
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