Site preparation. Sage grows in well-prepared garden beds or containers. It requires full sun and tolerates partial shade. Add some organic compost ...
Growing sage from seeds needs patience because they take longer to germinate. Scatter the seed over the seed starting soil and cover them with 1/8 inch of soil. Keep the soil ...
Seeds take about 6 weeks to germinate, once they are ready, transplant them to the garden. Transplant seedlings to the garden after all danger of frost have come to an end. Space the ...
Garden Sage. This is one of the popular varieties also referred to as common sage. It resists extreme cold weather during winters bouncing back to life every spring.
Armed with the facts of how to grow common sage from seed, let’s go and grow it. This useful herb will not leave our food tasting the same. It will be more delicious, all thanks to sage!