482 results for "Sage Seeds" between $1.00 and $100.00

I saw how the hummingbirds were attracted to this plant two years ago. Last year I planted it in all of my pots against the house and the patio doors. we had a Forrest of green and red with dozens of humming birds visiting. this plant is super easy, just water it. it grows very well and no trouble. it is one of the last plants to die in the winter too long lasting i am buying double the amount this year .

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. Also known for its antiseptic and anti-fungal powers. Start seed inside in a good potting mix and transplant outside when large enough to handle. Sage prefers a sunny location with alkaline soil.

This heirloom organic sage has a wide variety of uses. It has beautiful small lavender flowers that will appear in early summer. Very aromatic with lemony, slightly bitter fragrance. A perennial in USDA zones 4-8. Can also be grown for its ornamental beauty, however both flowers and foliage are edible with a strong unique flavor that will enhance a large variety of dishes. As we all know, stuffing is what our grandmothers used this herb for. A few other ideas for cooking...

(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 shrubby plant with beautiful mauve flowers. Perennial in zones 5-10. START INDOORS 6-8 weeks before last frost GERMINATION 4-21 Days PLANT OUTDOORS 12" Apart LIGHT Full Sun Green Thumb Tip Sow seeds indoors on surface of soil. Can also be directly sown outdoors two weeks after the last spring frost. Prefers...

A smoky, woodsy taste and aroma. Dry leaves in a cool, airy place.

SAGE * Seed Bank: TH Seeds * Type: Regular/Feminized The name says it all! Sativa Afghani Genetic Equilibrium, a well balanced Haze crossed with a robust Indica that produces a power- packed plant with over 20% THC. Fast becoming a legend, SAGE took 2nd place in the blind test of the 2001 High Times Cannabis Cup also the hash made out of this plant won 1st place in 2000, both of these victories were based on overall strength and quality. High THC and low CBD make this plant a perfect head stash variety...

This spectacular biennial produces foliage the first year and flowers the second. The fountains of 3' tall dramatic flower stems with pale lilac 1 long tubular flowers and very prominent rose-red bracts appear in mid-summer and last through early fall. This beautiful plant has a unique balsam-like fragrance and has many herbal uses. The leaves can be used like regular sage in cooking or to make sachets and potpourri. Plants require full sun and well-drained soil. Do not over fertilize; too much fertilizer...

Perennial in USDA zones 4-8. This semi-woody shrub with grey-green foliage grows to 1'-2' tall and gets purple/blue flowers. Often grown for its ornamental beauty. Both flowers and foliage are edible and have a strong, unique flavor that enhances a variety of dishes including omelettes, breads, poultry, stuffing, beef, pork, duck, tomatoes, squash, all types of beans, and many other vegetables. Easy to grow from seed. Recipe for Deep Fried Sage included inside packet. This packet plants 1 Ôø? 30...

Sage 'n' Sour marijuana seed * Seed Bank: TH Seeds * Type: Regular/Feminized $13.20 - $165.00 We wouldn’t cross any plant with our favorite : the S.A.G.E.®, but then again, the Sour Diesel is no ordinary plant. With it’s well balanced flavor and infamous strength and smell the S.A.G.E.® has finally met it’s match. With a shorter flowering time than the S.A.G.E.® and a bigger yield than the Sour Diesel, you can now reap the benefits of this must have combo. Type: Mostly Sativa Height: 120-140 cm Yield...

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...

Broadleaf Sage is a shrubby perennial with broad, dusty green leaves which have a savory flavor and tempting aroma. Traditionally used as a poultry stuffing and to season meat. Beautiful silvery foliage and an early summer blanket of tiny lavender flowers make a showy addition to any herb garden! Used as a digestive and nerve tonic. Perennial. Grows up to 30” tall

Clary sage is one of France's showiest wildflowers. This towering biennial thrusts enormous spikes of lavender blossoms skyward the second year after planting, often continuing to bloom well into September. The blossoms are irresistable to hummingbirds, who hover around the stalks as if they were a highrise building. Clary sage is also a medicinal herb traditionally used in infusion as an eye wash.

Bought this and a bunch of other seeds to plant on a sloped area behind the house, followed the planting directions, put down a thin layer of topsoil and straw and watered the area as required, never bloomed, in fact most of the seeds didn't, hoping for a miracle next spring

Uses : Plants grow best in an area with full sun but will tolerate a bit of shade as well as high temperatures. Sow seeds directly after danger of frost has past or indoors 8 weeks prior for earliest blooms. Transplant when in bud for plants to flower in shadier areas. Easy and carefree plants which require little care, though dead heading spent flowers will extend the bloom period. Attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. Ideal for mass planting, borders, and large containers. Combines...

Soy Inspirations Lavender Sage Soy Candle - 7.5 Oz. : Soy Candle, Lavender Sage

Note of 1/24/07: Regarding "fire dependent" germination of white sage. Several years ago we heard from white sage wild harvesters that seedlings of the plant were emerging after fire, so thus clued in, we tried building a fire on top of the flat after planting the seed, and sure enough, we did get good germination. We also tried planting the seed by itself without the fire treatment, and we got germination doing that, too. Over the course of several years, growing the plant and harvesting our...

The flowers occur in thick whorls--elongated, magenta, and highly attractive to hummingbirds. Plant prefers sun to part shade, moderate water, and is hardy to down to 10 degrees F (zone 8). The plant thrives in the dry shade of oaks or pines. Seeds 3-5 times larger than most sage species (e.g. S. officinalis, S. apiana) and quite rare in the trade. 10 seeds per packet $3.95