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A wonderful plant to grow.
Only please DON'T BUY smudges made of S. apiana, because poaching is a problem!
I have been growing Salvia apiana outdoors in Salt Lake City, Utah (zone 7b) without protection for going on 8 years now. During this per...Read More
This is probably the most famous North American sage, known for its legendary cultural value to Native peoples. I grew up in the Californ...Read More
In many ways a great plant with great uses. In the past i have bought white sage dried as a incense, using it for ritualistic purposes or...Read More
Stake the flower stalks as they sometimes break from the weight of Gold Finches or other types of finches that LOVE the seeds. I always l...Read More
@Lilithu: Artemisia Apiana is a non-existent plant. Sagebrush is Artemisia Tridentata. The Native Americans used and still use Salvia Api...Read More
I think people have been confusing this herb with Sagebrush (Artemisia apiana) - folk name - White sage. That is the herb that the Americ...Read More
GROWING IT: While establishing it needs regular watering, then reduce to little water or you will reduce the plants life span. 4th year g...Read More
Smudging with this plant will not make a pregnant woman miscarry or nauseous. In fact, among the native peoples who use it, this plant is...Read More
This is a lovely fragrant salvia and may be divided at the roots but be careful as it does not like being translplanted very much. It is ...Read More
On TOXICITY of Salvia Apiana: many people burn the dried leaves of this plant an an aromatherapeutic incense, or "smudge" (a Native Amer...Read More
Culinary, decorative and medicinal use. Sort of a woody plant. Used to make smudge sticks in cermonies in Native American rituals. Aromat...Read More