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Golden sage: Salvia officinalis 'Icterina'
 Rumored to promote longevity, sage has been sought after since classical times and can be addictive in large quantities. The leaves are made into tea and the flowers are edible. The sage plant's soft, slightly fuzzy leaves are dressed up in this golden variety. The muted green center of the leaf is bordered with a sunny yellow that would make any dish look spectacular. Profile
did you know?The word salvia comes from the Latin salvere, which means to be well or in good health. pests/diseases:none serious how to sow/plant:From named plants at your favorite nursery. water and fertilize:allow soil surface to dry between waterings, generally little fertilizer required features:garden uses:other uses: |
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