White Sage Seeds

White Sage (Salvia apiana; or Bee Sage) is a perennial shrub native to the Southern West Coast of the United States. While it is commonly used for smudging/incense (its leaves have a distinct aroma when burned), the indigenous tribes of the region have developed multiple uses for it as both a food and medicine.

• Silvery grey foliage when mature (baby seedlings are green).
• Perennial West Coast native.
• Frost hardy to climate zones 8b and above.
• Plants can reach over six feet tall.
• Seeds are ethically produced and not wildcrafted.