Garden Sage
A Future Plants intro, this hybrid with S. pratense brings color and flower power to the hardy salvias. Tall, upright spikes boast big bicolor flowers of light pink with dark calyces for a stunning show that is sure to please! ...
Common Sage, Culinary Sage, Garden Sage
Much-loved aromatic plants, the perennial and shrubby Sages are grown for their huge variety of flower colors and their long bloom.
Dwarf garden sage (Salvia officinalis 'Compacta'): Smaller leaves and more compact habit than regular sage, growing only 10 inches high. Same sage flavor. Propagated by cuttings only; seeds are unavailable.
Location
Garden sage originates from the Mediterranean region of north Africa, Spain and the Balkans. It has been grown as a medicinal and culinary herb for thousands of years, and can now be found in gardens everywhere.
Common Sage, or Garden sage, grows in the wild in the Mediterranean region. There are over 750 species grown all over the world. Like many herbs, it is also considered a flower. It grows as a shrub.
Berggarten Garden Sage [English]: Salvia officinalis 'Berggarten'
Berggarten Sage [English]: Salvia officinalis
Berggarten Sage [English]: Salvia officinalis 'Berggarten'
Bergglim [Swedish]: Silene rupestris
Berggröe [Swedish]: Poa compressa ...
Salvia officinalis (Common Sage, Garden Sage)
Salvia patens (Gentian Sage)
Salvia pratensis (Meadow Sage, Meadow Clary)
Salvia pulchella
Salvia recognita
Salvia regla (Mountain Sage)
Salvia roemeriana (Cedar Sage)
Salvia scabra (Coastal Blue Sage) ...
Salvia officinalis (Garden Sage)
100 (140)cm, woody perennial with elongated, grayish green, very aromatic leaves, widely used in the Mediterranean cookery.
Common Clary, like the Garden Sage, is not a native of Great Britain, having first been introduced into English cultivation in the year 1562.
Salvia officinalis is the common garden sage widely known and used as a culinary herb in poultry stuffing, omellettes, soups and bean dishes. It is also used as a medicinal herb.
Salvia officinalis. Garden sage. Good nectar plant for butterflies.
Sandbox Tree (Hura crepitans). Do not stand underneath this tree to admire it, as the sap is caustic. There is one in the Somers Garden in St. George's.
Synonyms and Common names: narrow-leaved sage, garden sage, Spanish sage, Salviae folium
German = Salbei, French = Sauge, Spanish = Salvia, Italian = Salvia grande
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The 2-4 inch (5-10 cm) long ovate leaves have the scent of pineapple when crushed and are used fresh or dry as a seasoning. Salvia elegans has a milder and fruitier taste than garden sage.
 See also: Salvia, Sage, Green, Salvia officinalis, May
  
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