Sage uses

What to do with sage when you don't want your bountiful harvest to go to waste! There are so many ways that you an use it, as food and medicine!

Sage is a great herb to grow in your garden. While this herb is well known for smoke cleansing, sage has many more uses than just for smudging and cleansing. If you are looking for new and different ways to use sage, check out this great list of creative ways to use sage in your home.

Sage in your garden. The benefits of sage surpass that of simply culinary uses. Sage benefits and uses for both food an medicine.

There are many sage benefits and uses from the kitchen to the apothecary and garden. Find out how to grow and use sage. #gardening #herbs

After a disaster, your health might be the first thing you’ll want to take care of. These six surprising uses for sage make survival easier.

Most often used around Thanksgiving, common sage or garden sage has an amazing flavor and aroma when added to turkey, poultry, gumbo, and so much more! Common sage should never be confused with white sage, blue sage, or clary sage. It should never be burned or used in smudge sticks, but it can still be used in many great spells and rituals. Here’s our list of the magickal properties of Common Sage! Table of contentsMagickal Correspondences of Common Sage | Common Sage Materia MagickaLatin…

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Native to the Mediterranean region, sage has a long history of medicinal and culinary use. And with shimmering silvery-green leaves and pretty blue flowers, the sage plant is as beautiful as it is functional. Here’s

First, congratulations on completing Sage Cleansing 101! If you have slipped in through the back door, you can catch up here for a background and history on sage cleansing. Now that you successfully satisfied the prereq, and you did your homework (a.k.a. you gathered all your materials), we’ll be moving into the lab portion of this course. Yay! So get out those protective goggles and set out your beakers, we’re headed in! (Okay, you don’t really need protective goggles or beakers, but I…

There are two methods you can choose to make homemade sage oil, slow traditional method is my favorite however requires at least 4 weeks of maceration to achieve the desired result.