Salvia officinalis L. (Sage)

Sage

PHOTOS OF SAGE

Salvia officinalis

General aspect of sage  (Salvia officinalis L.)

Sage leaves
Sage leaves
Cultivated sample of sage
Cultivated sample of sage (Salvia officinalis)

Salvia officinalis L. – (Sage)

Perennial aromatic plant of the Mint family -Labiatae- up to 70 cm. Erect, pubescent stems. Petiolated leaves, oblong, ovate, seldom lanceolate, well-defined veins. White- purplish flowers, in spikes, with a corolla till 3 cm long and upper lip almost straight. Calyx smaller than the corolla with purple tints. In rocky places and dry grasslands of European Mediterranean Zone. Also cultivated as a medicinal plant.

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