I feel horrible ,all the leaves fell of my pineapple sage plant for no reason or so i thought.I got reading and found out it didn't like full sun and we were getting a lot of rain.I moved the bald plant to my east porch and hear it is September.Well now it getting all new leaves and it is still in a big pot.They usually die on me in the ground over winter and this one didn't even have a chance to bloom.Should i bring it in the house over the winter if it keeps getting more leaves.I already brought my white sage in and my Passion flower cus it has been getting pretty cold.Should i bring it in or not.It looks pretty sad right now with just green leaves popping up in quite a few places.I don't know how to use the links below and i don't know what they do,lol so i hope this goes through.Thanks for any help.Thank you all

It certainly won't smell like the traditional white sage, but I suppose pretty much any plant stems may be dried, bundled, & used in that manner. :-)

You are lucky - pineapple sage is not hardy in many areas. I have never had one survive a winter in my area, despite it being listed hardy to z8. And it is a late bloomer that needs heat to flower well and we just don't have much summer heat here so flowering is often sparse before a frost hits. OTOH, Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips' overwinters here beautifully, becomes a good sized shrub (4'x3') and blooms from late spring to frost. My hummers love it.

I’m in central NC. Today I saw a red petal on my pineapple sage and assumed that it had been blown onto it from a nearby flowering plant. But it’s the pineapple sage! It has one loom and some bright crimson buds ready to pop. I’m flabbergasted since it’s not supposed to flower until (in my experience here) early October. Just sharing because this is so unusual. I bought it in April in a 1qt container and put it in a large container immediately. It will be interesting to see if to fully blooms early and then continues, or not.