Baby Sage Plant

Dodder, also known as Cuscuta, is a parasitic vine that can infect baby sage and other plants. Getting rid of dodder as soon as it appears is crucial to save your baby sage plants. This comprehensive guide will cover how to identify, remove and prevent dodder in baby sage. What is Dodder? Dodder refers to … Read more

As an avid gardener, I’m always seeking to deepen my knowledge about the plants I grow Recently, I’ve become fascinated with baby sage plants and wanted to learn everything I could about their roots and stems Though we often focus on the fragrant leaves, the roots and stems are integral to the plant’s growth and … Read more

Sage (Salvia officinalis, USDA plant hardiness zones 4 through 11) is as well-known for its historical use in medicine and rituals as its culinary use. As low-maintenance as it can be, like all plants, sage can still suffer and die if not properly cared for. If you catch it quickly enough, you may be able … Read more

Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) is a devastating disease that can infect a wide variety of plants, including baby sage. This viral disease causes stunted growth, leaf deformities, poor flowering, and reduced yields. If left uncontrolled, TMV can even kill affected plants. As a baby sage grower, it is crucial to understand how to properly manage … Read more

Growing sage from seeds may seem intimidating, but with a few simple tips, you can have a bountiful harvest of this aromatic herb in no time. As an avid gardener, I’ve learned a lot over the years about how to successfully start sage from seed. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through everything you … Read more

Many of you who follow me on Instagram, have probably heard me talk about white sage. In the midst of this whirlwind of information, I wanted to be able to provide you guys with something tangible to reference. There is a lot of news being thrown at you about not wildcrafting sage, not using it … Read more

Do you want an abundant harvest? If so, you can improve pollination by making your garden more attractive to pollinators. There are easy things you can do to improve pollination so you get lots more food on the table. In Part 1 of this series, I discussed pollination problems in depth and the FIRST STEP … Read more

As a proud baby sage plant owner, few things are more distressing than walking outside and discovering your precious herb covered in tiny crawling insects. While disheartening, try not to panic—with proper identification and integrated pest management, you can get your infestation under control and restore the health of your plant. In this comprehensive guide, … Read more

Growing herbs like sage is one of my favorite parts of having a garden. I love being able to snip fresh leaves to flavor soups, stews and more all season long. Recently, I started some new baby sage plants from seed. While young, they still require care and maintenance to stay healthy. An important task … Read more

At Smith’s Pest Management, we help Bay Area property owners get rid of snails and slugs every day. In this post, we’ll share our top tips to eliminate snails from around your property and reclaim your outdoor space. Snails can be a menace for gardeners growing baby sage plants. With their voracious appetites, these slimy … Read more