Here are the last of the "survivor" plants. The black and blue sage is in the pot. It definitely didn't like to be overwintered in the basement. He may eventually go in the yard like the lemon verbena. They're good pals. The sage is starting to flower now. He gets almost-black shoots and then produces blue flowers. In the other picture, we have the rockcress which is almost flowered out in this picture. He had quite a few white flowers on him in early April. Behind the rockcress is the daffodil that we transplanted from the front yard. He was in full shade and by himself. Poor Daffodil! So after he was done flowering, we placed him by the irises.
Here are the last of the "survivor" plants. The black and blue sage is in the pot. It definitely didn't like to be overwintered in the basement. He may eventually go in the yard like the lemon verbena. They're good pals. The sage is starting to flower now. He gets almost-black shoots and then produces blue flowers. In the other picture, we have the rockcress which is almost flowered out in this picture. He had quite a few white flowers on him in early April. Behind the rockcress is the daffodil that we transplanted from the front yard. He was in full shade and by himself. Poor Daffodil! So after he was done flowering, we placed him by the irises. 
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