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Grower’s Friend Sage

Grower's Friend Sage

PLANT TO HARVEST

N/A

FRUIT SIZE

N/A
Full Sun: 6+ Hours Per Day

TOP CULINARY USES:

Rub for Poultry and fish
Grower's Friend Sage

Grower’s Friend Sage

If you’re looking for an outstanding culinary sage, then Grower’s Friend is for you. Unlike other sages that tend to have altered flavor after flowering, Grower’s Friend rarely, if ever, blooms. The robust plants grow to 18 inches tall and when dried and ground, the leaves make a wonderful rub for poultry or fish. Hardy in zone 6-9.

Sienna Sage

PLANT TO HARVEST

N/A

FRUIT SIZE

N/A
Full Sun: 6+ Hours Per Day

TOP CULINARY USES:

Rub for Poultry and fish

3 Steps to Planting!

1

Dig hole as deep as pot height.

2

Place tablespoon of herb/veg fertilizer.

3

Gently place plant insider and pack soil with a small mound.

What must I do for Success?

All the Details

  • Difficulty
    Low difficulty
  • Timing
  • Starting
  • Days to Maturity
    N/A
  • Growing
    In spring, trim established plants back by a third to encourage new growth. Once the flowers have finished in June/early July, trim the plants back again. A second bloom sometimes follows, and this pruning will keep plants bushy and compact. After a few years, sage bushes can become quite large. Keep in check by pruning.
  • Harvest
  • Diseases & Pests
  • Culinary Use
    Rub for Poultry and fish
  • Other
  • Companion Planting
    Sage repels both the cabbage moth and the carrot rust fly, so it’s a great all around companion plant in the vegetable garden. Do not, however, plant it near cucumbers, which are sensitive to aromatic herbs.

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