but it is also an excellent choice for filling in emptier sections of your beds and borders

Each stem is short and slender

It prefers average to moist soil that is fertile and well-drained

or included in jams

before you water it

Salvia 'Bumblesnow' Dryopteris affinis 'Pinderi' but it is also anCommonly known as Garden Sage, Salvia BumbleSnow provides interest from late spring to early summer. Tall stems reach from a mound of green foliage to produce spires of pure white flowers that are incredibly popular with bees and other pollinators. This clump forming perennial grows well in most sunny spots and requires little maintenance to remain healthy and attractive. Deadheading spent flowers will help promote new blooms and prolong the flowering