Sage Blossoms, Arugula Background
Realization Of The Day:
It's the first of May. Happy May Day!
Monday, May 01, 2006
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I've always had bad luck with sage, but last year my sage grew into a dense jungle and bloomed like crazy. I was so shocked to discover that it actually does have pretty flowers! Have you ever tried collecting the seed?
ReplyDeleteHi Dawn,
ReplyDeleteI apologize for letting your question slip through the cracks. Your sage jungle sounds wonderful. They really do have pretty flowers. And there are so many different varieties of sage. I decided to let this pot go wild, and it is now covered with blooms. I haven't ever tried collecting the seed, but I am thinking maybe I should, especially since this is such a healthy plant.