I am interested in a rooted cutting if possible. I don't have great luck getting cuttings to root at times. Thanks for your offer debbiep. I sent you an e-mail.

Just FYI pineapple sage itself is sterile I havent had any luck getting seeds from it and it takes pecculliar circumstances to get it to bloom only 2 years did it You would need cuttings for pineapple sage to "take"

Hi Flora, I would like to trade for your 'Red Dragon'. I just potted our native Tellima grandiflora, Houttluynia cordata 'Chameleon', Hieraacium aurantiacum 'Varigated', Sedum 'Autumn Joy', and what I think is some kind of Sempervivum. Let me know if any of these interest you. Elaine

Taking cuttings of big plants in early spring or autumn often sacrifices bloom on the big plants. However, if the cuttings root quickly, they will often bloom instead. This is especially true for late blooming sages. Long-day blooming sages are not as susceptible to temperature effects on the timing of bloom as short-day blooming sages. I've seen season momentum like effects on blooming, which seem to happen when the jet stream stalls and extended abnormally hot or cold patterns occur as much as two to three months previous to the anticipated bloom time. I haven't seen a "normal" blooming season for many years.