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Sage, Extracta

$12.00

Perennial herb

This variety of Mediterranean garden sage has many culinary uses and has been selected for a higher essential oil content enhancing its flavoring and medicinal uses. Garden sage has traditionally been used as a brain enhancing tonic and to aid in digestion. It’s a wonderful addition to tea blends. Salvia species are also excellent nectar plants for honeybees and other pollinators.

Extrakta sage is very drought tolerant once established and is evergreen to at least zone 5. They bloom in long spikes of lilac and purple flowers in midsummer. You can get them to repeat blooms with  deadheading and occasionally with adequate moisture and nutrition in the fall.

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Perennial herb

This variety of Mediterranean garden sage has many culinary uses and has been selected for a higher essential oil content enhancing its flavoring and medicinal uses. Garden sage has traditionally been used as a brain enhancing tonic and to aid in digestion. It’s a wonderful addition to tea blends. Salvia species are also excellent nectar plants for honeybees and other pollinators.

Extrakta sage is very drought tolerant once established and is evergreen to at least zone 5. They bloom in long spikes of lilac and purple flowers in midsummer. You can get them to repeat blooms with  deadheading and occasionally with adequate moisture and nutrition in the fall.

Perennial herb

This variety of Mediterranean garden sage has many culinary uses and has been selected for a higher essential oil content enhancing its flavoring and medicinal uses. Garden sage has traditionally been used as a brain enhancing tonic and to aid in digestion. It’s a wonderful addition to tea blends. Salvia species are also excellent nectar plants for honeybees and other pollinators.

Extrakta sage is very drought tolerant once established and is evergreen to at least zone 5. They bloom in long spikes of lilac and purple flowers in midsummer. You can get them to repeat blooms with  deadheading and occasionally with adequate moisture and nutrition in the fall.