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How to Grow Sage Indoors
For every hour of sunlight required, give growing sage indoors two hours under the light. Place the potted herb at least 5 inches (13 cm.) from the li...
Picking Sage Herbs - When Should I Harvest Sage Herbs
When Should I Harvest Sage? Sage harvesting can be done at almost any time, but you'll get the best flavor when you pick leaves before the plant bloom...
Texas Sage Cuttings Tips On Rooting Texas Sage Bush Cuttings
Texas sage is so easy to propagate from cuttings that you can start a new plant nearly any time of year. Many experts advise taking 4-inch (10 cm.) so...
Container Grown Russian Sage How To Grow Russian Sage In A Pot
Russian sage is a tall plant, so use a pot with a sturdy base. Any pot is fine as long as it has at least one drainage hole in the bottom. A paper cof...
Mojave Sage Information Learn About Mojave Sage Care In Gardens
Hardy to USDA plant hardiness zones 5 through 8, Mojave sage plants are sturdy, drought-tolerant perennials that thrive in poor, dry, alkaline soil. ....
Sage Plants For Gardens Learn About Different Types Of Sage
What are the different types of Sage?Can you plant different types of sage together?What kind of sage is garden sage?Is all Sage the same?What's the d...
Tangerine Sage Plant Info How To Grow Tangerine Sage Plants
Plant tangerine sage in moderately rich, well-drained soil. Tangerine sage thrives in sunlight, but also tolerates partial shade. Allow plenty of spac...
Tricolor Sage Herb - Tips On Growing Tricolor Sage Plants
The plants do best in full sun, though they can tolerate a little bit of shade. They tend to grow to between 1 and 1.5 feet (0.5 m.) tall and wide. Th...
Texas Sage Info How To Grow Texas Sage Plants
Growing Texas sage is quite easy in well-drained soil. It is not a nutrient hog and can survive in soils where other plants will fail, although it pre...
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