- Sage (Salvia officinalis) was used by Romans in sacred ceremonies, as they believed that it can bring longevity.
- The scientific name Salvia derives from the Latin word ‘salveo’ which means ‘salvation’, ‘to be in good health’, ‘to save’, ‘to heal’.
- Sage comes from the Mediterranean region, but -as a well-adapted plant- it has spread all over the world.
- It is a deep-rooted plant and its root can reach or exceed 100 cm (39 inches).
- Sage is considered a good rodent repellent.
- Sage is used as an ingredient in oral washing solutions.
- Sage plant is perennial and – if taken proper attention – can give a good yield for 6-10 years or even more.
- The essential oil of Sage is used to extend the quality of fats and meats.
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