Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Denny Schrock Most gardeners grow culinary sage for its aromatic leaves, which can be used to flavor roasted dishes, soups, and ...

Ripe, juicy tomatoes are a summertime treat, especially if you've taken the time to grow them yourself. To increase your chances of a bountiful harvest, consider growing a companion plant that repels ...

"When young sow wild oats, but when old, grow sage." — H.J. Byron. The herb sage has long been associated with increasing mental capacity, immortality and longevity. It's also associated with ...

A sudden invasion of ants in your garden can be a real headache. Although there are benefits to having some ants, they can also cause harm. Ants encourage aphids and they can damage your plants by ...

For centuries, the classic culinary herb sage has been grown both as a flavoring and for its medicinal value. Once established, a single plant will provide enough sage for most home cooks. Sage is a ...

Of the more than 800 kinds of salvia, the most common is the ancient herb Salvia officinalis or common gray culinary sage. Square stemmed, with pungent foliage, these awesome plants come in many sizes ...

Most gardeners grow culinary sage for its aromatic leaves, which can be used to flavor roasted dishes, soups, and other savory treats, but sage is a versatile herb that can also be cultivated as an ...