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Paulo shows you some of his sage in his woodland garden and describes some of his experiences growing it.
He has discovered that it really isn’t a fussy herb and quite easy to take cuttings from. Some of his sage grew extremely leggy and actually ended up rooting into a thick layer of bark mulch. It is easy therefore to use these as root cuttings and regenerate old plants by cutting them back to the ground.
Paulo explains they are very effective as a landscape ground cover. Their decorative evergreen foliage means they can look good and serve the kitchen all year round. He explains that the common sage Salvia Officinalis is not actually the best for cooking.
Stronger strains like Spanish Sage ‘Salvia Lavandulifolia is actually much more pungent.
Why not get out there and grow some?