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Light, dry, well drained soil.
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The leaves, when the flower buds appear.The flowerheads, at the end of summer.
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The leaves: dried, in oil or in vinegar.
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The flowers are used in salads and herb teas.
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The leaves are mixed with onions to stuff poultries. Often used to prepare rich meat dishes like pork, duck and sausages. Also used with game, in onion soups and omelettes, in herb teas, to flavour vinegars, in white cheese and butter.
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The plant is more robust and compact, and it's leaves are two to three times bigger than the regular sage. Use in plant borders with other perennials, in pots, windowboxes, hanging baskets.
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