At Acqua Garden, we take pride in offering a diverse range of Sage Plants that are perfect for both culinary and ornamental purposes. Our carefully curated selection ensures high yields and great flavour, making them an essential addition to any herb garden.
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, our English Sage plants are easy to grow, hardy, and highly versatile. Dive into the rich, earthy aroma and robust flavours of our sage plants, ideal for enhancing the depth of your dishes and bringing natural beauty to your garden space. Explore our collection to find the perfect sage plants for your needs. View all Herb Plants.
Commonly Asked Questions
Does sage come back every year?
If you live in planting zones 5 – 8, your sage will be a perennial, growing back year after year each spring. If you're in zones 9 and further south, your sage will likely be an annual, or one-year plant.
Where should I put my sage plant?
Choose a planting site in full sun, sheltered from strong winds. The soil should be free-draining and never get waterlogged. If your soil is poorly-drained, plant in a raised bed or a container to provide better drainage.
Is sage Hardy in the UK?
Sage is a hardy perennial commonly used to make stuffing and to flavour meat dishes. Despite being native to the Mediterranean, it can be successfully grown in the UK's climate with minimal skills required.
Should sage be cut back?
Trimming your common sage at the right time is crucial for its well-being. Early spring is your first window of opportunity, just as the frost says its goodbyes and the green shoots wave hello. A good prune will set your sage up for success.
Can sage be grown in pots?
Sage grows quite well in pots. Fill containers with All Purpose Container Mix to provide an excellent environment for root growth. Pairing great soil with the right plant food will yield the best results.
English Sage is a classic herb known for its robust, earthy flavour and attractive, grey-green leaves. Easy to grow, it is perfect for adding depth to your dishes. Ideal for both beginners and experienced gardeners.
