Plant Information
Common Name: SAGE - PAINTED SAGE ‘BLUE MONDAY’
Scientific Name: Salvia viridis syn S. horminum
Alternative Names: Annual Clary, Joseph Sage.
Scientific Name: Salvia viridis syn S. horminum
Alternative Names: Annual Clary, Joseph Sage.
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R88.00
Description
- Annual
- Native to the Mediterranean.
- Bushy, erect annual with hairy, toothed leaves.
- Whorls of tiny, purple flowers enclosed by conspicuous , green to purple bracts, with darker veins, are produced in spikes in summer.
- Will grow up to 45cm tall and about 23cm. wide.
- Needs well-drained to dry, neutral to alkaline soil in sun.
- Dislikes damp conditions.
Culinary Uses
- The seeds and leaves are used to flavor food.
Parts Used
- Leaves, floweringspikes, seeds and oil.
Medicinal Uses. It is said that
- An aromatic antiseptic herb.
- Can be used externally as a wash for sore gums.
- The dried, powdered leaf can be used as a snuff.
Other Uses
- The oil is used to flavor wine and beer.
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