Sage

Sage

FULL SUN
FULL SUN
DRY SOIL
DRY SOIL
EDIBLE
EDIBLE
SUMMER
SUMMER
NameSalvia officinalis
Common nameSage
HabitatDry sunny areas of the Mediterranean
FlowerPurple-blue, arranged in whorls at the top of the stem
LeafGreyish-green, elongated and velvety to the touch
ScentYes

Practical use

Honey
Honey
Tea
Tea
Soap
Soap

DIY Sage tea

A simple and warming tea that soothes the throat, helps with digestion, and refreshes the body.

Ingredients:

  • 1 tablespoon of dried sage leaves
  • 250 ml of boiling water
  • Honey to taste (optional)
  • A few drops of lemon juice (optional)

Instructions: Place the dried sage leaves in a cup and pour over the boiling water. Cover and let steep for 8-10 minutes. Strain, and if desired add honey and a few drops of lemon. Enjoy warm, especially in the colder months.

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