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Salvias---Sages 32 Ornamental Varieties to Choose From |
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White Sage |
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Wild Thing Salvia |
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Anthony Parker Salvia |
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Black Sage | |||
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Gracias Sage |
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Baby Salvia | ||
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South African Sage | |
Hot Lips Salvia | ||
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San Carlos Festival Sage | |||
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Indigo Spires | |
Wild Watermelon Salvia | ||
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Maraschino Cherry Salvia | |
Royal Purple Autumn Sage | ||
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Salmon Texas Sage | |
Clary Sage | ||
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Teresa's Texas Sage | |
Bog Sage | ||
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Variegated Autumn Sage | |
Brazilian Sage | ||
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Interested in Chatting about Salvia? |
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Interested in Cooking with
Sage? |
According to Judith Sumner, in her book, The Natural History of Medicinal Plants, Sage releases methyl jasmonate when crushed. This can stimulate tomatoes nearby to produce proteianase inhibitors which make grazing insects stop. And, apparently Sage is not the only plant to offer this wisdom. Ms. Sumner tells us of many plants that react to their environments in equally astounding ways. |
For a quick review of our Sages and Salvias visit their Catalog Pages. |
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