Garden sage
Product Information
Latin title: Salvia officinalis.
Product code: 4779018399142
Category: Herb seeds.
From 0.95 €
- Quantity of seeds: 0.3 g
- Quantity of seeds: 5 g
Perennial decorative herb. Fresh and dried leaves are suitable for flavoring meat and vegetable dishes, onion salads, pates and sausages. Dried leaf tea is used as a medicine.
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Additional information
| Quantity of seeds | 0.3 g, 5 g |
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| Seasonality | |
| Sowing | III–IV |
| Sowing depth, cm | 1 |
| Transplantation | V–VI |
| Distances, cm | 40×30 |
| Harvest | VI–IX |
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