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Extrakta has a higher essential oil content (1.5-2%) and is higher yielding than common sage. Use fresh or dried to flavor chicken, sauces and dressings. Perennial plants grow to 2.5 feet tall. They have fragrant gray-green leaves and attractive blue flowering spikes in early summer. Packet is 1/2 gram, about 60 seeds.
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Herbaceous perennial. Native to temperate Europe. In nature, Meadow Sage grows amidst the grasses of the field, and thus can be naturalized in wildflower gardens. Strongly aromatic. Favoring for beer and wine. Germ in 20 to 50 days. Plant prefers full sun, average soil, alkaline conditions. Cold hardy. Plant 2 feet apart. Flowers blue to 2 feet.
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(Salvia officinalis) Classic culinary herb for flavoring meat, cheese and bean dishes. Good for laying on the grill and flavoring meat with its smoke. Attractive grey-green woody/shrubby plant with beautiful mauve flowers. Perennial in zones 5-10.
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Showy spikes of scarlet flowers draw hummingbirds and they bloom for a long time on this 1-3 ft. shrub. This tender perennial prefers sandy, drier soil and is usually grown as an annual. (75-80 days)
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Start Smart Sage - Broad Leaf - 600mg
Perennial Herb. The most popular of all herbs for seasoning because of its mildly pungent flavor and pleasant aroma. May be used fresh or dried in stuffing and in pork or cheese dishes. The attractive plant can be used for gray accents in the flower garde
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Scarlet Sage - Salvia Coccinea Scarlet Sage Wildflower Seed Specifications Approximate seeds per pound: 275,000 Seeding rate: Plant this wildflower seed at 8 pounds per acre Height: Up to 3 ft. Flower Color: Red Plant Type: Perennial in warm areas. Grown as annual in colder regions. Flower Type: Tubular lipped flowers Bloom Time: Mid-season Is this wildflower invasive? No Is this wildflower endangered? No Is this wildflower edible? No Is this wildflower medicinal? Yes Regions: All regions...
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These plants thrive in full sun, poor clay soil with rare watering. I do nothing except butcher them in spring back to prctically nothing, and they regrow to intense splendor by summer. If conditions are 'right' they can become invasive. In partial shade I have had no success with them. Mulch with gravel, plant near driveway & street, and enjoy :)
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Origanum majorana (P) This very tender perennial, native to Portugal, should be treated as an annual. Shallow roots like rich humus. Plant 6-8 inches apart in 3-plant clumps. Grows to 1-2 feet. First harvest when green ball-like tips appear at end of stems. A sweet culinary herb with oregano-like flavor. Germination code: (1)
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BLUE SAGE Salvia Farinacea --- 2,500 Flower Seeds + GIFT
BLUE SAGE MEALY CUP SAGE [ Salvia Farinacea ] **** 2,500 SEEDS **** Season: Perennial/Annual Height: 2 - 3 Feet Bloom Season: Spring/Summer/Fall Environment: Full Sun/Partial Shade Zones: 8 -11 (As Perennial) All Regions of North America (As Annual) BLUE SAGE [ Salvia Farinacea ] is a sub-shrub perennial in warmer climates and an annual where winter temperatures stay below freezing for more than a few hours at a time. The showy flowers are bright blue, about an inch long, and arranged in...
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Broadleaf Sage Seeds ( Salvia officinalis ). Lavender-blue flowers in May.Gray-green leaves may be used fresh in season or dried for winter use.Favorite seasoning for sausage, poultry, omelets, bread and cheese. Alsoknown for its antiseptic and anti-fungal powers. Start seed inside in agood potting mix and transplant outside when large enough to handle. Sageprefers a sunny location with alkaline soil.
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Scarlet Sage Seeds (Salvia coccinea)
This wildflower is a close relative of the red salvia we all know as a common bedding plant—the very formal spike of fire engine red flowers on small upright plants. These meadow plants are less formal and more suited to growing in a natural wild garden. When in bloom, this one adds great meadow color.
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Clary Sage Seeds Clary Sage Seeds Salvia sclarea True Clary Sage Approximately 200 seeds per pack Biennial, Hardy, Easy to Grown, Late Winter to Late Summer Leaves are large and heart-shaped. In the first year, 10 - 12 inch rosettes form; in the second year, you will have tall flower spikes in colors of pastel blue, pink or lavender. Magickal Uses: Immortality, Longevity, Wisdom, Protection, Wishes Cannot be shipped to NH, CT, PA or VT. Growing Info: Germination Time: 12 - 18 days at 70-78°F. Recommended...
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Perennial with gray-green leaves and violet flowers, a classic seasoning in food and ancient preventative medicine, also makes nice wreaths and dried bouquets. Handsome all year--hardy to 0° Fs given good drainage and winter mulch. Likes full sun, drought tolerant once established. Pungent leaves said to deter pests in the garden and make an effective mouthwash to prevent gum disease.
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Sage is an easy-to-grow perennial herb producing attractive flowers and flavorful leaves that are pebbly textured and usually gray-green. Plants grow 18-30" tall. Use leaves for stuffings, meat dishes, stews, chowders, and cheeses. 70-80 days to maturity.
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In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: to help preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture. By cultivating hundreds of open-pollinated, organically grown, heirloom and traditional vegetable, flower and herb seeds, we have kept to this mission. We currently offer over 600 distinct varieties of 100% organically grown seeds for the home gardener and over 100 varieties in bulk quantities for the market grower.
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Perennial. Native to the American Southwest. Easy and hardy. Beautiful light blue flowers with a ruffled, plate-like lip on the corolla. These are awesome in the fall. The seed of this species is a traditional food of the native people, nutritive and sustaining. Average germ time 7 days. Space 1 foot apart. Flowers 3 to 5 feet tall.
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A General Description for Sage Varieties. Sage is a woody, hardy perennial plant with oblong, wooly, gray-green leaves that are lighter underneath and darker on top. Sage grows 2 - 3 feet or more in height and has a tendency to sprawl. Culture Start from seed or cuttings. A slow starter, sow seed indoors and transplant. Plant sage where it will receive full sun. Space plants 2 - 2 ½ feet apart. Plants eventually become woody and should be renewed every 3 - 4 years.
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Propagated by seed, this variety is very similar to Salvia 'May Night' with repeat-blooming traits and great color ::
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Garden Sage is well known as a cooking herb , but its nutritional and healing properties are not commonly known. It is rich with vitamins and minerals such as B-1, folic acid, carotenes, copper, magnesium, molybdenum, potassium sulfur, zinc and essential fatty acids . These, and other naturally occurring constituents, calm the nervous system, aid digestion, and regulate hormonal imbalances including menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and headaches. Versatile sage is high in antioxidants , can...
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White sage is considered sacred by many Native Americans since it is used to make smudge sticks, a type of incense. White sage is believed to cleanse a space of any evil spirits that may be present. This power is said to be released from the plant by the burning of the leaves, which are typically bundled into a wand or stick. Today many Native American tribes still use the stems and leaves for smudging as part of purification ceremonies
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(Salvia officinalis) Classic culinary herb for flavoring meat, cheese and bean dishes. Good for laying on the grill and flavoring meat with its smoke. Attractive grey-green woody/shrubby plant with beautiful mauve flowers. Perennial in zones 5-10.
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Masses of very long, pencil-thin, vibrantly colorful bloomspikes arise on this perennial Sage, which has been voted one of the Top 10 Perennials of All Time. The deep blue blooms are richly colorful on upright 18-inch plants, blooming heavily in early summer and then repeating their fine show later in the season, often all the way into fall. A spectacular source of dark, intense color and narrow, vertical form, 'East Friesland' is a wonder in the front of the border, and combines well with Shasta...
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Salvia azurea , Blue or Azure Sage with its tubular, sky blue, 1 inch flowers on dense terminal spikes along the upper stems are striking plants for the summer and fall garden in well drained open sunny areas. As a wildflower it grows 4 to 6 feet tall but may be pinched back to keep it shorter. Azure Blue Sage is quite stunning when planted with Silene (Royal Catchfly), Callirhoe (Poppy Mallow) and Ratibida (Prairie coneflower) Rudbeckia subtomentosa (Sweet Black-eyed Susan) in a perennial garden...
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Blue Sage - Salvia Farinacea Blue Sage (Salvia) Wildflower Seed Specifications Approximate seeds per pound: 367,863 Seeding rate: Plant this salvia seed at 2 pounds per acre Height: Usually 2 - 3 ft. Flower Color: Vivid blue Plant Type: Perennial in warm areas. Grown as annual in colder regions. Flower Type: Tubular lipped flowers Bloom Time: Mid-season Is blue sage (salvia) wildflower invasive? No Is blue sage (salvia) wildflower endangered? No Is blue sage (salvia) wildflower edible...
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