Introduction to Growing Mexican Sage

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Summary: Get an introduction on how to grow Mexican sage; get professional tips and advice from an expert on growing your own plants and flowers in this free gardening video.

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Travis Steglich Travis Steglich is the owner and operator of the Steglich Feed and Farm Supply Store. His family before him has been serving the ranchers, farmers and gardene... read more

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Introduction to Growing Mexican Sage

I'm Travis Steglich with Steglich Farm Supply Incorporated in Bartlett, Texas for Expert Village. I'm going to take some cuttings of a our Salvia leucantha or Mexican bush sage for propagation from the green house. These cuttings are fresh growth in the spring. The soft wood cuttings I know that they are soft wood because I can cut them with my finger, nail like that. We're going to take a few cuttings and take them inside the greenhouse and hopefully propagate them from new plants from these cuttings. What I'm looking for in a way of a cutting is a nice fresh growth and one that I can gently take my fingernail and cut, this one might be a little tough. But I think it'll grow early in the spring. You take soft wood cuttings like this I found them for my purposes to be the most successful.