It’s also uncommon for your first impression of a restaurant to be its scent thanks to locally foraged yellow prairie coneflower ... variety of Russian and Eastern spirits to pair with ...

It is a low-maintenance flower for hot and dry conditions. “Jelena” Russian Sage, Perovskia atriplicifolia The flower can grow to about three or four feet and has lavender-blue blooms and gray ...

A sage green wall with rust-colored throw pillows ... "It's an earthy, sophisticated pairing that feels timeless," says Rachel. Canada-based interior designer and director at Alykhan Velji ...

Examples include Russian sage, golden elder, sumac, pussy willow, blue mist spirea and dark night spirea. Any branch that has been broken by the weather – and this includes trees – should be ...

This perfume bottle is from 1914, a time when parts of Ukraine were part of the Russian Empire. There are two theories regarding the inspiration of the bottle silhouette. Was it the Kokoshnik?

If you love the look of lavender but want something a little more low maintenance and capable of living in a wider range of zones, look to Russian sage. It behaves a little differently depending ...

Russian sage: Russian sage produce purplish-blue flowers ... and they can grow in soil that may not be considered great for other plants. — Coneflower: The unique look of coneflowers has ...