Sage Officinalis - organic seeds

Sage Officinalis

Sage Officinalis (Salvia officinalis) is a perennial plant known for its aromatic and medicinal properties. This plant produces beautiful blue flowers and boasts a very rich bloom. The soft, bluish leaves are used both fresh and dried as a seasoning for meat dishes, stuffing, and marinades. The edible flowers of sage can also be beautifully used to decorate salads and other dishes. Sage is also a powerful medicinal plant with antiseptic, stimulating, tonic, and fever-reducing properties. A well-known saying goes: "He who has sage in his garden does not need a doctor." The plant grows to a height of around 100 cm.

Growing Advice for Sage

Sow Sage Officinalis seeds in pots from May to July. Plant the young seedlings with a spacing of 50 cm apart. Sage thrives best in well-drained, rocky soil and in a sunny location. Be sure to prune the plant after it blooms to encourage healthy growth.