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katyr Joined: 7/18/2007 Location: Haddonfield, NJ Posts: 3	Posted: Jul/19/2007 11:00 AM PST I'd like to put some sage in my garden, for use with cooking. But I'd also like it to be a pretty, flowering kind. Is there a variety that is particularly attractive, but also good for cooking? I have a small garden and need multi-purpose plants. -Katy Quote \| Reply \| Report

bluethumb Joined: 5/13/2007 Location: Central North NJ Posts: 96	Posted: Jul/23/2007 5:39 PM PST Yes there are many edible and flowering types of salvia, just have to do some homework on the Internet. Just search the internet with keyword “Salvia” , I’m sure you would find a one to your liking. If not, let one common salvia (sage) to flower. I grow my salvias mostly in pots, both common and various flowing kind, so I can move them around. Quote \| Reply \| Report

wan2hav Joined: 8/13/2006 Location: east coast..Connecticut at the sound ! Posts: 509	Posted: Jul/23/2007 7:06 PM PST I have a sage plant that I originally panted for use in cooking that has the most beautiful flowers....it is a common sage .... [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v605/3birds 3dogs/gardens/SAGEFLOWERS2-07.jpg[/IMG] Quote \| Reply \| Report

Vera_EWASH Joined: 9/08/2005 Location: Eastern Wa Posts: 294	Posted: Sep/09/2007 4:24 PM PST I have the common Salvia officinalis....I LOVE The pretty purple blooms. I have that decided to sport white blooms out of my 6 seed sown plants Attachments: Quote \| Reply \| Report

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