Why every garden should have this herb - Sage

Sage should be in every garden - it's so versatile, hardy and drought tolerant. In this video I share with you the many uses of sage in the kitchen, for your body, in the garden, and also how to simply take a cutting to grow more. I show where it is happy growing and how it can be integrated into your garden design.
'Parlsey, sage, rosemary and Thyme' go together well - in the garden and in the kitchen.
THE USES OF SAGE
Here's some uses of sage to try:
Sage in salad - a couple of leaves finely chopped add great flavour into a salad
Sage vinegar - pop a few leaves into vinegar and use as a salad dressing
Sage infused oil - a few leaves infused adds great flavour to all kinds of cooking
Sage tea - a few leaves in a teapot or plunger for a relaxing drink
Sage bath - a bunch of leaves in a warm soothing bath
Sage hair rinse - make a rich tea, allow to cool and use as a hair rinse - to darken and strengthen
Sage a ground cover - this perennial grows in the hot sun and can protect the soil and create little niches for other plants
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