4 inch biodegradable pot.
An important herb for Thanksgiving, but its use goes far beyond one holiday. Be sure not to over-fertilize as this will reduce the flavor.
Berggarten
Common garden sage, silvery foliage. More compact than other species, large oval leaves are unlike that of typical garden sage. The foliage takes on a purplish cast in full sun. Attractive and useful in herb gardens, mixed borders, and containers. Hardy to Zone 5.
Golden
Primarily ornamental, also edible. Green leaves are decorated with an almost lime green patch in the center, which is irregular and varied on each leaf. The overall effect is striking, especially when combined with other herbs.
Honey Melon
This 2-3 foot sage variety features bright green, textured leaves that emit a pleasant, sweet honey melon scent when crushed. Its tubular, red-orange flowers attract hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies. The herb is popular for its culinary applications, adding a fruity twist to traditional sage dishes. It can be used in teas, cocktails, desserts, and savory dishes, infusing them with a subtle, sweet melon essence.
Purple
Highly pungent and aromatic, ornamental purple leaves. Purple Sage is the most effective medicinal variety of Sage. It can be made into teas to aide in digestion, used as an anti-inflammatory agent for insect bites and can relive chest colds and congestion. Purple sage can be used for smudging as it has purifying properties that clears out negative energy. Combine with lavender to create harmony and positivity.
Tricolor
Colorful grayish-green leaves are marbled with white, pink, and purple. Lavender blue flower spikes appear in late summer. Strongly aromatic foliage may be used fresh or dried in cooking. Attractive to bees and butterflies. Ornamental use in garden borders, containers, and window boxes.
White
Smooth, white leaves. Medicinal use, the one used for smudging, edible fresh or dried. Used to cleanse spaces and prepare for fresh intent where subtle, old energies linger. Also used to cleanse the aura of a person from stuck old energies to prepare for ceremony or spiritual work.
