Salvia officinalis – Common Sage
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Salvia officinalis – Common Sage
Common sage is a lovely perennial shrub with aromatic, grayish leaves used fresh or dried in soups, meat and bean dishes, gravies, and stuffing. Its attractive leafy branches also suit floral wreaths, while violet flowers, occasionally white or pink, draw butterflies and hummingbirds. A practical choice for sunny herb borders and containers, it prefers dry conditions and can be planted throughout summer. The original listing notes approximately 70 days to maturity.
Key Features:
- Perennial culinary shrub with aromatic grayish foliage
- Drought, deer, and gopher tolerant
- Leaves used fresh or dried for seasoning
- Mostly violet flowers, occasionally white or pink
- Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
- Excellent for borders, containers, and foliage wreaths
- Can be planted throughout summer; approximately 70 days to maturity
Growing Details:
Height: 2–3 ft | Spread: Approximately 2–3 ft
Exposure: Full sun | Water: Dry
Bloom time: Late spring–summer | Bloom color: Mostly violet; occasionally white or pink
USDA Hardiness Zone: 5-9
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