What other names does sage have? Let us introduce you to its alternative names
Sage is a fragrant plant, and in some ways it is somewhat similar to lavender. Sage originates from southern Europe and the Mediterranean coastal regions.
Other names for sage
Sage, also known as medicinal sage, salvia, Salvia officinalis, Mediterranean sage, common sage, and garden sage, is a perennial herbaceous flower.
Growing habits of sage
Sage is commonly found on mountain slopes, in grassy areas, and under tree shade. It prefers a warm and dry growing environment and needs plenty of sunlight during cultivation. When choosing soil, ordinary garden soil will do, and calcareous soil can also be used. Sage is generally propagated by sowing seeds or by division and cuttings.
Uses of sage
Sage has many uses. It is often used as a culinary herb or a medicinal herb, and is sometimes also used as a flowerbed plant or potted plant, with unique ornamental value.