Sage Varieties

All sage plants are perennials and, typically, need spring planting. Plants, depending on variety, can be 12to 36 inches tall with full sun to partial shade. Soil, on the other hand, can vary. While all plants needs moist and well-drained soil, the pH for various sage types ranges from 4 to 7. Additionally, sage is ideal for either a garden or container and, for the former, should be spaced 24 inches apart in your garden.

Green Sage Green Sage is the most common sage available. This variety is a perennial that does well with a spring planting. read more >>	Pineapple Sage As one of the less common varieties, Pineapple Sage grows best in zones 7 through 9 with a spring planting. read more >>	Purple Sage Purple Sage is one of the least common varieties, mainly because the plant has a short lifespan than other types. read more >>
Tricolor Sage Tricolor is an apt name for this type of sage, as the foliage contains white and pink streaks on a field of green. read more >>