Garden Sage
Quick grow facts
Sun
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Pot size
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Water
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Fertilizer
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Pollination
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Propagation
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Pests & diseases
Possible insects include leaf hoppers, slugs, spider mites, and spittlebugs. Root rot, powdery mildew, and ver
NCSULook out for (Houston)
Does not like soggy soil; let it nearly dry out before watering
Harris Co. AgriLifeWhat it is
Common sage is an aromatic, edible, short-lived, bushy, spreading, semi-woody perennial shrub. It is a member of the mint family (Lamiaceae). (Species-level info; not specific to this variety.)
NC State ExtensionWhy grow/eat it
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How to use it
Leaves as a flavoring, in tea, seasoning for meat, vegetable and egg dishes and for poultry stuffings.
NC State ExtensionHarvest in Houston
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Container tips
Likes full sun to partial shade. Wants well-drained soil; handles dry spells.
NC State ExtensionCautions
Possible insects include leaf hoppers, slugs, spider mites, and spittlebugs. Root rot, powdery mildew, and verticillium wilt can occur.
NC State ExtensionWhat people traditionally use it for
Traditionally used for digestive, respiratory, skin problems.
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