Tis The Season for Sage - Indiana Yard and Garden - Purdue

Thanksgiving dinners filled with the fragrance of sage dusted turkey and dressing may be an American tradition, so it may surprise you to know that the sage plant (Salvia officinalis) is native to the Mediterranean. Today sage is used primarily as a culinary herb, but in older times it was a common medicinal plant. The origin of the salvia name belies it medicinal value from the Latin salvus “to save” and salvere, “to heal”. Sage […]

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Neil Sperry - Garden Tip: TEXAS SAGE, or CENIZA. As a young gardener in College Station, I was enchanted by this native to warm and arid Southwest Texas because of its gray