The Jerusalem sage, Phlomis fruticosa ... The most popular of these is Phlomis russeliana, with tall spires garlanded with three or four whorls of pale yellow flowers over broadgreen leaves.

russeliana, although 'Edward Bowles' is paler and later. The shrubby shape, roughly 3-4ft high, and the foliage seem to hint at Jerusalem sage (Phlomis fruticosa) as the other parent. This earlier ...

This is Phlomis russeliana — a herbaceous perennial form of the more familiar shrubby Phlomis fruticosa, which is also known as Jerusalem sage (although it is not a true sage). The “pom-poms ...

Phlomis or Jerusalem sage is a great plant to rely on for a mass of colour from mid spring to early summer. The name Phlomis comes from the Greek word for flame. The most common flower colour is ...