Baby Sage Plant

Bring back your White Sages lush green leaves by tackling the yellowing mystery with confidence! If you’ve noticed the leaves on your baby sage plant turning yellow, don’t panic. There are several common causes for yellowing leaves on sage plants, most of which can be easily corrected with a few adjustments to your care regimen. … Read more

Baby sage, also known as Salvia microphylla, is a popular herb garden plant that comes in many different varieties. With its fragrant foliage and colorful blooms, baby sage adds beauty and flavor to outdoor spaces. However, with so many cultivars available, it can be tricky to identify which variety of baby sage you have. In … Read more

A group of plants I grow a lot in my own garden and in my clients’ garden designs is the perennial Salvias. Salvias are part of the mint family, the Lamiaceae and you can see they’re related both in the look of the leaves and also the shape of the flowers. It’s the scent that … Read more

Knowing your climate zone will help you decide the best time to sow the vegetables, herbs and flowers you want to grow, and which varieties should perform well in your garden. Growing plants that are suited to your climate zone will usually give you the best results in your garden. Rust fungus is one of … Read more

Baby sage plants, with their soft velvety foliage and compact growth habit, make a lovely addition to any herb garden. However, they do require some specialized care, especially when young, to ensure optimal health and performance This comprehensive guide covers all the key factors in improving baby sage plant health. Choosing the Best Location Proper … Read more

As a gardener nothing is more annoying than finding tiny fruit flies buzzing around your precious baby sage plant. These pesky insects seem to appear out of nowhere, attracted to the moist soil and organic matter. While mostly just a nuisance fruit flies can also spread disease and damage your plant’s health if left unchecked. … Read more

Southern bacterial wilt is a widespread and destructive disease affecting multiple crops, including solanaceous crops and a large range of ornamental plants. Some strains of the pathogen are highly aggressive to food crops and are highly regulated in the United States. Detection of the pathogen is critical to minimize its spread throughout North America. This … Read more

Cutworms can be a frustrating pest for gardeners growing baby sage plants. These crawling larvae love to munch on tender young foliage and can quickly defoliate or even kill young sage plants. The good news is there are several effective, natural methods to get rid of cutworms and protect your baby sage. Identify the Pest … Read more

Repotting your baby sage (salvia officinalis) periodically is an essential task for keeping it healthy and promoting new growth. While it may seem daunting at first, repotting sage is actually quite straightforward when you follow some simple guidelines. In this article, we’ll walk through when and how to repot your baby sage step-by-step. When to … Read more

Sage is an aromatic, flavorful herb that is easy to grow in pots. The baby sage plant, also called garden sage, is a type of common sage that produces tender young leaves perfect for culinary use. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to successfully grow baby sage in containers right … Read more