Sage

The sage flowers can also be used in salads and other dishes the same way as sage leaves while also adding a refreshing splash of… Read More »What Can I Do With Sage Blossoms?

Unlike other herbs where the leaves taste a bit bitter after flowering, sage retains its flavor. Apparently the flavor can wane, however, as a plant… Read More »Does Sage Get Bitter When Flowers?

The seeds grow in bell-shaped flowers along the sage stem. They are fairly large and can be easily seen in the plant. Once the seeds… Read More »How Do You Collect Sage Seeds?

The seeds grow in bell-shaped flowers along the sage stem. They are fairly large and can be easily seen in the plant. Once the seeds… Read More »How Does Sage Produce Seeds?

Sage is a flowering plant that reproduces via pollen. Does sage reproduce asexually? Sagebrush represents a third type of Asteraceae inflorescence, one that has only… Read More »How Do Sages Reproduce?

Sage tends to bloom when the weather begins to warm up. For most of us, that’s during spring. My sage did not flower in its… Read More »Why Is My Sage Plant Flowering?

The sage flowers can also be used in salads and other dishes the same way as sage leaves while also adding a refreshing splash of… Read More »What Are Sage Flowers Good For?

Basil, tarragon, thyme, sage, scented geraniums and marigolds respond well to pinching. Oregano and thyme do best when pinched or cut back to about half… Read More »Should You Pinch Sage?

It takes around 75 days from planting seeds to get harvestable sage leaves. How do you make sage grow faster? Soil: Sage thrives in well-drained,… Read More »How Long Does It Take Sage To Grow?

Sage is often paired with other herbs such as thyme, marjoram, and rosemary and harmonizes well with garlic, onion, oregano, parsley, and bay leaf. Can… Read More »Do Rosemary And Sage Go Well Together?