Common Sage
Salvia officinalis
ABOUT
This aromatic perennial herb is cherished for its silvery-green leaves and woody stems, often used in cooking for its savory flavor. It thrives in well-drained soil and full sun, making it a popular addition to herb gardens and ornamental landscapes alike.
WINTER PRUNE
It is not advisable to prune sage during the fall or winter. Pruning will make way for tender new growth that will be vulnerable to the cold and may be damaged or killed. Trim your sage plants in the springtime instead, just as new leaves begin to emerge.
WHO’S FEEDING HERE?
It’s currently unknown who this plant serves as a host plant for, however, its flowers also attract a variety of adult butterflies and moths, including:
