Broad Leaved Sage

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 100
Days till maturity: 60
Perennial 
Full Sun
Container Friendly

Perennial herb lasts long into the cold of winter and will produce soft lilac-purple flowers in the summer to draw in honey bees. Soft green leaves are packed with a clean flavor. Great for soups, poultry, fish, and pork. Delicious fresh or dried! Easy to maintain. A delightful addition to the garden.

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    Broad Leaved Sage

    11 reviews for Broad Leaved Sage

    1. Glenna F –

      Started these indoors and the plants were up in no time. Incredibly aromatic and tasty leaves. 100% germination rate!

    2. Jeremy –

      Survives well in the heat and rain here in florida. Has been going strong all season.

    3. Alison –

      I forgot this with a couple other seedlings last spring, burst to life when I moved it to a larger pot early summer. Great taste, vigorous growth. Don’t think I’ll need the other seeds, but with this deep freeze I’ll cross my fingers.

    4. corinnemnilsen –

      This is such a pretty herb, looks great in the vegetable garden as well as in flower beds. Grows well and tastes great!

    5. bladeddragon –

      Let me tell you these things do not disappoint.
      I startted them last year and had very good germination
      I did not pick or cut but a few of them
      They survived the winter still growing all winter long and bloomed about a month ago (start of june) I now have all those seeds to look forward to continuing to grow and thicken my patch.

    6. cd.mans –

      Good germination. I started indoors, during the summer it was on the patio, but I think I will planted in de garden to see if it will survive the winter (zone 5b).

    7. steveosullivan77 –

      Excellent flavor, production, growth, & germination

    8. lyonsashley267 –

      Delicious! Good germination and grows fast.

    9. blazer4hire –

      These plants grew beautifully and were wonderful in foods and teas. It dries nicely and had such a nice fragrance when handling it. Though I do suggest keeping these in something like a 3-gallon pot as they do get an extensive root system even in the first year. Unless you want a nice perennial bush! I made the mistake of placing them in a pot that drained too well, was too small, with too many plants. My largest plant is maybe 7” tall and wide but would have easily gotten much larger had it had the chance

    10. scenestra –

      Germination was good, plants where a bit small but I had them in a container so that might have been all me. Also lived much farther into the cold than expected!

    11. kalauing –

      Good germination that produced nice plants.

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    • 5

      Name : Glenna F

      Location : ,

      Started these indoors and the plants were up in no time. Incredibly aromatic and tasty leaves. 100% germination rate!

      19-Mar-2016

    • 5

      Name : Jeremy

      Location : ,

      Survives well in the heat and rain here in florida. Has been going strong all season.

      18-Aug-2016

    • 5

      Name : Alison

      Location : ,

      I forgot this with a couple other seedlings last spring, burst to life when I moved it to a larger pot early summer. Great taste, vigorous growth. Don’t think I’ll need the other seeds, but with this deep freeze I’ll cross my fingers.

      12-Jan-2018

    • 5

      Name : corinnemnilsen

      Location : ,

      This is such a pretty herb, looks great in the vegetable garden as well as in flower beds. Grows well and tastes great!

      17-Jun-2020

    • 5

      Name : bladeddragon

      Location : ,

      Let me tell you these things do not disappoint.
      I startted them last year and had very good germination
      I did not pick or cut but a few of them
      They survived the winter still growing all winter long and bloomed about a month ago (start of june) I now have all those seeds to look forward to continuing to grow and thicken my patch.

      01-Jul-2020

    • 5

      Name : cd.mans

      Location : ,

      Good germination. I started indoors, during the summer it was on the patio, but I think I will planted in de garden to see if it will survive the winter (zone 5b).

      05-Sep-2020

    • 5

      Name : steveosullivan77

      Location : ,

      Excellent flavor, production, growth, & germination

      22-Sep-2020

    • 5

      Name : lyonsashley267

      Location : ,

      Delicious! Good germination and grows fast.

      26-Oct-2020

    • 5

      Name : blazer4hire

      Location : ,

      These plants grew beautifully and were wonderful in foods and teas. It dries nicely and had such a nice fragrance when handling it. Though I do suggest keeping these in something like a 3-gallon pot as they do get an extensive root system even in the first year. Unless you want a nice perennial bush! I made the mistake of placing them in a pot that drained too well, was too small, with too many plants. My largest plant is maybe 7” tall and wide but would have easily gotten much larger had it had the chance

      25-Nov-2020

    • 5

      Name : scenestra

      Location : ,

      Germination was good, plants where a bit small but I had them in a container so that might have been all me. Also lived much farther into the cold than expected!

      20-Dec-2020

    • 4

      Name : kalauing

      Location : ,

      Good germination that produced nice plants.

      26-Dec-2020