Broad Leaved Sage

$0.99

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

    5 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.

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    • 5

      Name : Glenna F

      Location : Godley, United States

      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 : Pensacola, United States

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

      18-Aug-2016

    • 5

      Name : Alison

      Location : Randallstown, United States

      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 : Brumunddal, Norway

      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 : Rodney, Canada

      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