Sage

We determined that on average, a grocery store bunch of sage is about an ounce. That much sage comes to about 68 sprigs of sage… Read More »How Many Sage Leaves Make A Bunch?

Sage is easy to air dry, making it the perfect herb for hang drying. If you want a quicker method, sage is also easy to… Read More »Can I Dry Sage By Hanging It?

Stop watering the plant during winter. It is a water-conserving plant and only needs occasional watering. This makes Texas sage ideal for xeriscape gardens and… Read More »How Do You Protect Texas Sage In The Winter?

Next, make bundles of 8 leaves and tie a piece of string around the stems of each bundle. Place a paper bag with holes in… Read More »How Long Does It Take Sage To Air Dry?

Lay them out in a single layer on a microwave safe plate. Microwave on full power in 30 seconds intervals. Check the sage leaves to… Read More »Can You Dry Sage In The Microwave?

Those living in cold climates may think dried sage is the only option. Perhaps you’ve wondered, “Can sage be grown indoors?” The answer is yes,… Read More »Can Sage Grow Year Round Indoors?

How to Grow Sage Be sure to water the young plants regularly until they are fully grown so that they don’t dry out. They’ll need… Read More »How Do You Take Care Of Garden Sage?

When taken by mouth: Sage is commonly consumed in foods. It is possibly safe when taken in medicinal amounts, for up to 2 months. But… Read More »Is It Okay To Use Garden Sage?

Dried sage is usually sold ground or rubbed. Ground sage is made by grinding the entire leaf into a fine powder while rubbed sage is… Read More »What Is The Difference Between Rubbed Sage And Regular Sage?

Sage Substitutions You can substitute one type of sage for another with these conversions: 1 tablespoon fresh chopped sage = 1 teaspoon dried. 1/2 ounce… Read More »Can I Use Fresh Sage Instead Of Dried?