Sagina subulata (Heath Pearlwort)
£5.50Very low-growing mats of mossy foliage from which masses of small white flowers arise in summer. Exc... [full details]
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Soil Type: Most Types
Soil Type: Well-Drained
Colour: Blue
An uncommon sage in this country. More scented foliage than the normal green culinary sage, but can be used in the same way.
Tall light-blue flower stalks in summer.
Hardy and evergreen.
Height: 50cm
The word Salvia comes from salvere, to save. The Romans called culinary Sage "herba sacra", and it was also highly valued by the Chinese as it was thought to prolong life. The Greeks and Romans thought it banished meloncholy. "Eat sage in May and you'll live for aye" was an old country saying, advocating sage sandwiches and sage tea. The Chinese imported sage from western Europe at five times the price we paid for their tea.
All Salvias like a warm, sunny position in a Well-Drained soil.
Common name(s): Israeli Sage