Sage

Time it right. If you want to take cuttings from a parent plant, such as a salvia, early spring is usually the best time to… Read More »When Should You Take Cuttings?

Although the leaves may smell like those of culinary garden sage (Salvia officinalis), Russian sage is technically not a sage. The aromatic leaves emit a… Read More »Are Russian Sage Toxic?

900 species. More than 900 species of salvias grow worldwide. Here are a few of our favorites for the South. How many kinds of sage… Read More »How Many Type Of Sage Are There?

Russian sage has a long history of use in traditional medicine, and is smoked as a euphoriant. What can I do with Russian sage flowers?… Read More »Can You Smoke Russian Sage Flower?

Is Russian sage edible? Although the leaves may smell like those of culinary garden sage (Salvia officinalis), Russian sage is technically not a sage. The… Read More »Can Russian Sage Be Used For Cooking?

No, sage is not a toxic plant. Sage is used in food as an aromatic spice and also as a natural remedy. It belongs to… Read More »Are Any Sage Plants Poisonous?

The herbs with leaves, such as bay, mint and sage, can be placed on paper towels on a tray to dry in about five to… Read More »How Long Does It Take To Dehydrate Sage?

“After sealing, I place them in the refrigerator.” Using a sealer, like Nesco White Food Vacuum Sealer ($45), allows you to remove air from storage… Read More »How Long Will Vacuum Sealed Fresh Herbs Last?

The flavorful leaves of cilantro (Coriandrum sativum, 18-24 inches) are common in many Mexican dishes and salsas, and the seeds are ground to make the… Read More »What Leaves Do Mexicans Cook With?

Like leaf loss, yellow leaves on your Mexican bush sage are often caused by overwatering or an overly nitrogen-rich fertilizer. You can address this issue… Read More »Why Is My Mexican Sage Turning Yellow?