| Pineapple Sage in the
flower garden that borders our house. This is our first year growing this type
of sage, so far it seems easy to grow in
our region (7). It has grown pretty easily without much attention and a small
unknown caterpillar
species that is eating on our lemon basil
just 12" away doesn't seem to be bothering the pineapple sage.
Our Pineapple Sage is growing in the ground, but it could also be planted in
planters. Our plant grew to about 15" tall so it would seem to be a nice plant
for a window planter.
The leaves are edible and smell wonderful. The leaves can be added to many
dishes as a seasoning, fragrance or tea. |
