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Wildflowers - Sage Seeds

• Blue Sage Seeds Salvia farinacea Quick View

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  Salvia farinacea

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  XL Mylar Packet (~1000 Seeds)	$2.50	-+
  1/4 Oz Mylar (7.09g)	$5.40	-+
  1 Oz Mylar (28.4g)	$8.00	Sold Out
  1/4 Lb Mylar (113g)	$25.60	Sold Out
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  A versatile plant, native sage has had medicinal, ornamental, and culinary uses for generations. The first botanical classification of this family of plants can be found in 19th century British botanist George Bentham's influential work Genera Plantarum. The genus name "Salvia" comes from the Latin "salvere" meaning "to heal," referring to the plant's medicinal benefits.

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• Fringed Sage Seeds Artemisia frigida Quick View

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  Artemisia frigida

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  XL Mylar Packet (~2000 Seeds)	$2.50	-+
  1/4 Oz Mylar (7.09g)	$4.80	Sold Out
  1 Oz Mylar (28.4g)	$7.20	Sold Out
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  Fringed Sage grows prolifically in the mountains and prairies of the United States, providing high quality winter forage for wild animals such as pronghorn, grouse, and elk. It also survives the harsh climate of the steppes of Canada, Siberia, and Mongolia; the first recorded mention of this species in the wild occurred in Siberia in 1803. Its unusual root system enables it to adjust to the moisture level of the soil, growing either a deep taproot or branching roots near the surface. Native Americans and early settlers used the foliage of this plant medicinally to treat infection, coughs, and indigestion; because of its softness and fragrance, pioneer women would stuff pillows with dried bunches of fringed sage. When burned on a campfire, the dried leaves repel unwanted insects such as mosquitoes. However, its appearance alone makes this plant valuable; its silvery beauty won it the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

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• Prairie Sage Seeds Artemisia ludoviciana Quick View

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  Artemisia ludoviciana

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  XL Mylar Packet (~2000 Seeds)	$2.50	-+
  1/16 Oz Mylar (1.77g)	$7.20	Sold Out
  1/4 Oz Mylar (7.09g)	$14.00	Sold Out
  1 Oz Mylar (28.4g)	$40.00	Sold Out
  1/4 Lb Mylar (113g)	$160.00	Sold Out
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  Prairie Sage springs up naturally on dry slopes, canyons, open woods, and dry prairies. Its silvery foliage is a food source for animals such as grouse, jackrabbits, antelope, and pronghorn. This plant was one of the most commonly used by Native American tribes, who had numerous medicinal and ceremonial purposes for prairie sage. Burning dried bundles of sage was believed to have a cleansing effect, and took place at the start of traditional ceremonies as well as in sweat lodges. Infusions of the leaves often benefited sore throat or stomach cramps, while breathing in the vapors brought relief for respiratory problems. Interestingly, prairie sage belongs to an entirely different plant family than culinary sage; the FDA has classified prairie sage as unsafe for internal use, since it contains substances that can be dangerous in large doses.

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• Scarlet Sage Seeds Salvia coccinea Quick View

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  Salvia coccinea

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  XL Mylar Packet (~1000 Seeds)	$2.50	-+
  1/4 Oz Mylar (7.09g)	$5.40	-+
  1 Oz Mylar (28.4g)	$8.00	-+
  1/4 Lb Mylar (113g)	$25.60	-+
  1 Lb Mylar (454g)	$96.00	Sold Out
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  A versatile plant, native sage has had medicinal, ornamental, and culinary uses for generations. The first botanical classification of this family of plants can be found in 19th century British botanist George Bentham's influential work Genera Plantarum. The genus name "Salvia" comes from the Latin "salvere" meaning "to heal," referring to the plant's medicinal benefits. The species name "coccinea" means "scarlet," in reference to the brilliant flowers.

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