The seasons are changing, and so it's time to prune back the summer growth in the landscaping so that fresh new greenery can take its place over the winter.
In particular, the baby sage needs to be cut back a little, and the beardtongue needs to be deadheaded.
Thankfully my new hedge trimmer made quick work of both.
And yes, that is the correct amount to cut back the baby sage. It will grow back even bigger by this time next year.
I also followed this up with trimming the purple sage in the back, and the spanish lavender that is to the right of this photo. I didn't bother photographing those as the change wasn't quite as dramatic.
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