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When growing sage….

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Use fresh seed. It doesn’t store well. You can start plants from root cuttings from established plants. Set plants or thin seedlings to stand 24-30 inches apart. Sage thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Young plants need a steady moisture supply until they start growing vigorously. Each spring, prune out the woodiest stems and spent flower stalks.






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