Broadleaf Sage

Broadleaf Sage is a perennial herb that is native to the Mediterranean, prized for its strong herbal aroma, earthy flavor, and beautiful gray-green color. Part of the mint family, sage grows into a bushy plant with textured oval leaves. It has purple, white, or pink flowers and oblong, gray-green leaves that are covered with a fine fuzz. Its Latin name comes from the word "salvere," which means to save or heal; this herb traditionally symbolizes good health and long life. The leaves have a tempting aroma and savory flavor and were traditionally used as a poultry stuffing and meat seasoning.
 

Planting Instructions:

Plant 1/4 inch in soil after danger of frost has passed in Spring in at least 70F temperature soil.

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