Sage herb

Add some subtle herb flavor to your cocktails with Sage Simple Syrup. It's the perfect addition to fall and winter drinks.

What is Sage?

Sage, with its velvety gray-green leaves, is easy to grow in the kitchen garden. Here's what you need to know to grow and harvest your own sage.

Blooming sage in the garden, close-up. Sage plant. Salvia Officinalis.

Salvia officinalis The name Salvia comes from the Latin word salvare, which means “to heal" For such a common pantry herb - Sage truly has a RICH history of use of healing, both medicinally and spiritually. The benefits and uses of sage are widespread. In the battlefields, sage was used by military doctors, notably Dioscorides, who

Salvia officinalis. Sage leaves. Photos. Subscribe to Envato Elements for unlimited Photos downloads for a single monthly fee. Subscribe and Download now!

Learn the basics of how to grow and harvest sage. This beginner's gardener guide will help you plant a thriving herb garden!

Sage – Salvia officinalis. It could be described as being elegant with its slender leaves covered with a greenish-grey down. This velvety covering is the first sign that this is indeed sage. If you then rub the leaves, the sage aroma that spreads is the unmistakable proof.

Botanical illustration of a sprig of sage.