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White sage, also known as Salvia apiana, is a member of the genus family… More
White sage--known botanically as Salvia apiana, and also commonly known as bee sage--is a… More
...Consider growing its sturdier look-alike--Russian sage. Hardy to at least USDA zone 4, the… More
A Russian sage plant is neither a sage nor entirely Russian. Named for 19th-century… More
Pineapple sage is a fragrant flowering plant. The plant is native to Mexico and… More
...te between sage and salvia in a garden, these two plants are actually the… More
...b that produces fragrant leaves and flowers. Sage plants grow best in full sunlight… More
...nials within their U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zones, if your region is… More
...e (Perovskia atriplicifolia) is a hardy perennial plant that produces long-lasting blue flowers from… More
...ires of profuse, tiny, lavender-blue flowers. The plant may reach 4 feet tall and… More
...y well-draining, sunny garden bed. This perennial plant is drought-tolerant and often grows in… More
Sage represents a group of fragrant plants used as decorative plantings in gardens and… More
...age, also known as salvia, is an excellent garden plant. It flowers for an… More
Sage plants come in two basic varieties: the culinary type, often used in dressing… More
...silvery leaves and pale purple flowers of Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia) make a lovely,… More
As a culinary herb, sage is indispensable in the kitchen. It's also a colorful… More
The green and silver colors found in sage offers a strong and potent fragrance,… More
When you think of sage, perhaps Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys come to mind. But… More
Information about Sage (Salvia officinalis) More
Growing and using sage. More
...ite sage involves placing it in a hot sunny spot, planting it in dry sandy… More
Salvia is a hearty plant that is very low maintenance. Learn more about the benefits… More
...s. Learn more about climate considerations before planting salvia in this free gardening video about… More
When growing edible flowers, such as roses, violets, chrysanthemums and broccoli, make sure no pesticides… More
...of the mint family. Discover why the scarlet sage plant cannot handle freezes with help… More
Russian sage is a very versatile plant that can handle a little bit of frost… More
Sage, or salvia, is a plant that is found all over the planet because of… More
...ips and advice from an expert on growing your own plants and flowers in this… More
...ips and advice from an expert on growing your own plants and flowers in this… More
How to plant cuttings in soil for growing Mexican sage; get professional tips and advice… More
...ips and advice from an expert on growing your own plants and flowers in this… More
Learn what perennial herbs you can and should plant in your garden in this free… More
How to care for Mexican sage cuttings after planting them in soil; get professional tips… More
Learn how to cut and groom your Black Eyed Susan plant in this free gardening… More
...sy with these tips, get expert tips and advice on plants, yards, and gardening in… More
Learn how to start and maintain a garden in this free gardening video. More
...y are perennial(biennial), include those that you planted 2-3 years ago as well: My faves: Crocasimia Lucifer, 2nd year- gorgeous foliage, fabulous red blooms that hummers love, didn't bloom until second year, but worth… More
I started a new garden today! :o...... This garden is one I've been wanting to start for a while. The special thing about this garden is that I used several members' suggestions of placing newspaper over the grass and piling it with soil. So we'll see how that works out.… More
I guess the ornamental grass thread I started last year was one of the ones deleted. Now that I'm ready to buy my grass, I wanted to refer back to it. There was a lot of good info in that thread :( So, I'm going to ask for advice again.… More
My husband is making an herb garden for me, right outside the kitchen. He told me it's my baby, and I can choose what goes in there. I've been looking in the herb section of this website, and I can't decide! I only get a small plot, about 3'x12', or… More
I decided to plant an herb garden in my curved bed in front of my deck! I have a new rose there and I really wanted to plant something more while waiting for it to grow up, but annuals just weren't doing it for me. Somehow the idea of an… More
Hi all. I need help, advice, experience...I live in a semi-arid suburb, in a condo. (zone 5) We need to upgrade our landscaping, and in a fit of civic-mindedness, I volunteered to help on the landscaping committee. We are removing some delapidated evergreens and viburnum shrubs. We need to completely… More
ok well my moms gonna start irkin me agin soon AND fast --i have 2 pots at her house 1 of which (the big 18 inch one) i baught with MY birthday muney the little ive used sence day 1 an its used fer whatever returns from last year an… More
With my russian sage, it doesn't get all day sun. It is on the south side of my house (Michigan) on the back side of the chimney. I have cut it down twice already this year. I do it each time the flowers loose most of their color and they… More
...m corious what ta do ta harvest the seeds from my plants (i allready have paper lunch bags with holes punched an hemp cut into lengths fer it) last year i used cinnamon basil tai basil catnip ginger mint an yea… More
... them containered till Spring, I wanted to (trans)plant them to a place I have Annual Grasses, corn, and other plants, I plan On taking out come spring. They are in the small 1gal containers.:carrot: If I can keep them in the post should… More
Question: How do I plant herbs rooted water? I've gotten advice from people who claim they haven't had luck, so I'd like some advice from people who have had luck lol. Question 2: How should I plant cuttings in soil? I know it works but I don't seem to be… More
...eeds for Agastache and Bush Sage? I am needing to plant perennials that will tolerate hot Florida summers and drought conditions. These two sound like they might do the trick. Thanks all. Look forward to hearing back. More
This is my second year with this beautiful plant. This year it mounded nicely with lots of pink blooms but has now become so large the mound is splitting and laying over. I want to know if I cut it back, will it bloom again this year. Last year when… More
Hi! Is this plant Sage (Salvia officinalis) ??? I found it at a Roadside between Monchique and Fóia, Algarve - Portugal. Thank you, Valter More
...can manage that part. But can I root my tri-color sage the same… More
...ogether. I have heard that you should never plant sage with rosemary, is this true?? :confused: Thanks for listening Jeanne More
... hollyhocks mied doulbes bright pink salvia fruit sage… More
...om my newsletter several weeks ago. Some of these plants are very regional and some are not allowed in certain areas. Buckeyes are not allowed in California. Some tender perennials are sold as annuals. For example, Lantana… More
...T the flower off an stuck in a pot with pineapple sage ta get the pic (macro pratice with a nicon d-40)… More
My neighbor got a sage plant in a pot as a gift. Since I take care of his plants (they tend to die if I don't keep them watered for him) I'd like to take care of this one as well. He's only had it a week and it's not… More
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