Clary Sage Tricolor Mix Seeds - Painted Sage Annual Flower Seeds for Planting - Perfect for Garden Beds, Borders & Container Gardening

Product Description

An annual flowering plant that grows in pyramidal bushes 8 to 12" (20-30 cm) in height. White, purple, and pink, irregularly shaped flowers are collected in compact flower heads. Used in the garden for flower beds, balconies, stony hills, and vases.Planting instructions: Spiky flowers are borne on bushy plants. Sizes generally range from 10" to 60" (0.3-1.5 m), with most varieties below 36" (1 m). Sage is a salvia. It is classified as an herb and a flower. Salvia make nice bouquets fresh or dried for winter use. Salvia are often grown from seeds. The day before planting should prepare the planting material. You need to pour warm water into a bowl, pour seeds into it, and leave everything for 1.5 hours. Seeds that have sunk to the bottom are suitable for planting. Next, salvia seeds must be wrapped in gauze and placed in a weak manganese solution for 20 minutes. Then they must be washed in clean water. To evaporate excess moisture, the seeds should be dried under natural conditions throughout the day. Salvia can be directly seeded into your flower garden, or seeded indoors for transplanting later. For earlier blooms, start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost. Sow Salvia seeds early in the season. Some varieties require light to germinate, and the seed should be spread upon the top of the soil. Water lightly as the fine seeds can wash away, or penetrate too deeply into the soil. Transplant Salvia into your garden after the last frost date for your area. Space them 10-20" (25-50 cm) apart. Give them plenty of room to grow and show off their bright blooms. Salvia plants like full sun. They grow well in average or better soil, but the soil should drain well. Add a general purpose fertilizer when planting them, then once a month after that. Once your Salvia plants are established, they should grow well with few problems.