Bounty from the Boonies
Sage, Garden
$4.00
Unit price perSage is a lovey herb for the garden. It has lovely grey/ silvery foliage. Plant where you can run your hands through it for a whiff of it's wonderful scent.
Scientific Name: Salvia officinalis
Type: Perennial Herb
Growth: 12-14"
Light: Full sun
Watering: Planting site should be well drained as Sage will not tolerate soggy soil. Very drought tolerant.
Pet Safe: yes
Harvest/ Care: Harvest minimally in the first year. Leaves are tastiest before the plant flowers. Pick leaves off individually or pick a whole stem. Use fresh or hang to dry. Crumble dried leaves into a container for storage.
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Sage, Garden
$4.00
Unit price perSage is a lovey herb for the garden. It has lovely grey/ silvery foliage. Plant where you can run your hands through it for a whiff of it's wonderful scent.
Scientific Name: Salvia officinalis
Type: Perennial Herb
Growth: 12-14"
Light: Full sun
Watering: Planting site should be well drained as Sage will not tolerate soggy soil. Very drought tolerant.
Pet Safe: yes
Harvest/ Care: Harvest minimally in the first year. Leaves are tastiest before the plant flowers. Pick leaves off individually or pick a whole stem. Use fresh or hang to dry. Crumble dried leaves into a container for storage.
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We reuse as much as possible including plant pots. Once you've rehomed your new plant baby into it's forever home, return the pot to us and we'll make sure it doesn't end up in the recycling void or landfill.
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Bounty from the Boonies was born and continues to labour on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples. This area is covered by the Williams Treaty, and we strive to reclaim the land with native plants, pollinator habitats and growing food. We stand in solidarity with Land Back and support Indigenous resurgence.