HOW TO GROW AND PROPAGATE SAGE.

Sage Advice! In this video you'll learn how to grow sage and how to propagate sage.

It's easy once you know that growing sage is easy. I'll share ideas and ways to grow sage so that you know how to grow sage!

With a few simple tips and tricks you will have fun growing sage yourself.

If you just want to know how to propagate Sage plus a handy kitchen tip for Sage – you can jump straight to it at 8’40”

[debbiegarrett]

I have been making sage chips. Absolutely delicious. The lady that demonstrated said to let your sage leaves wilt for an hour but didn’t really know why just that she was taught that way. She says she has used them after she washed them and dried them with a paper towel. I do the the faster version because after you have these you can’t wait the hour for them to wilt. I also take the stems off but not necessary, they are a little tough. Anyway, I use olive oil and butter in a skillet, enough olive oil to cover the bottom of the pan, you can add as much butter as you like. I use a low setting, put the sage leaves in, it’s going to sizzle for a couple of seconds. Let it cook for a minute or two, turn it over and let it cook a few more minutes, not too long. Take it out and put it on a paper towel or just on a plate because the olive oil is so tasty. I use a Greek seasoning to sprinkle on top. Wait for it to cool down if you can and eat. Crunchy and delicious.

[TgWags]

I have a bush that has very long woody branches with just leave growing on the tips. I used the layering technique. Rough up the stem the same way but just dig a trench and put the branch into the ground leaving the green tips up. These will root ad produce new pants. Once well rooted, you can clip off the branches and either replant elsewhere or just leave it in place to fill in and make a nice big planting.

[AmzBackyardOrchardandVineyard]

Greetings from Arizona zone 9b. Thanks for the tips, tricks and info!😎

[hookedonherbs]

Herbal salts also a great way to use herbs in kitchen.

[sheilamore]

Thank you so much for making it very simple how to route so huge I really appreciate the simple way of showing it’s amazing how big it’s gotten a year so beautiful thanks🥰

[faith]

It is a beautiful place to be; love watching :)

[darlenebarnes]

I have 2 sage plants in my garden. One of them has varigated leaves. Thank you for this video. I feel like I now know what and how to use it and care for it 👍

[MsElsarios]

I am so happy I found this chanel! Thanks for all the info 💜

[joannecraig]

Loved your no waffle, just pure info video with a great tip on how to use herbs, which I will definitely try 😀

[mayleehmonginspiringchanne]

That's very nice of you to help people to be successful in plants. Your kindness is very appreciated. Thank you.

[chrisgriffin]

You covered it all. thank you, for sharing, awesome video, looking forward to checking your channel.

[marlenecampbell]

Love you commentary & enthusiasm 🌈🌈🍀🍀

[hayleypaigereviews]

Thank you! As an Australian I generally forget that it snows for months in america. It’s incredibly rare to see snow in Australia (with a few select places excluded. It gets cold during July and august here). Light frost is typically the most we see which leaves the ground at 7:30am usually.

[mothercrow]

Wow! I have two very large white sage grandma plants and we are trying to learn how to propagate a new plant for my Son’s home. This was so much help. Thank you! Wow! Your little baby plant grew so big! I hope mine does as well. 🙏🏽👍🏽

[ethanboyd]

Yes!! I have a small coffee grinder just like that and it will powder herbs and dried hot peppers so finely that some vinegar and salt makes an instant hot sauce! Thank you, I didn't know if I had garden or blue bedder and I let my seedlings grow about 12 inches of pencil width stem. Bark included. I decided to cut one back and stick all the side shoots directly in the soil and now I'm seeing a proper plant!

[TheSuburbanGardenista]

Super helpful video! Thanks from another Canadian gardener! I inherited a small sage plant from a friend - looking forward to trying out some new dishes with it. Thanks for the tips! I will definitely be trying to propagate it via cuttings too!

[jwestbroek]

Loved the method off using fresh herbs easily.

[cocomochalatte]

I love sage in my beans and also as a tea...thanks for the great information.

[tammyhoushour]

I make sage tinture and I use it in many food's one of them being in my chicken and noodles and I've made a sage bread in the past too. Thank you for this video 🙌

[tennesseenana]

I'm just learning about growing and using sage. Your video is very helpful! One thing I tried this past week is using sage for a hot tea. It's super yummy.