the pineapple sage is happy in it's new pot , thank you ;D
Awww and hey, that little tiddler of a cutting I sent you sure looks happy in its new home. :D
g x
can't wait for it to flower, it'll be in a bigger pot when the roots fill this one, same soil as ordinary sage ?, gritty, etc
Mine are just in multi purpose with added perlite....
G x
And if it's happy, this is what it can do in one season in open ground (the buckets are 12" and 15" tall - and the sage is the bush behind them!) ;D
wow, that's some plant, how do we cook with it, or do we just like the flowers, must admit, the scent's a bit wierd for me, I'm used to basic sage smell ;D
We had one once and managed to keep it for a couple of years... never cooked with it though.
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I think I read somewhere that the scent is lost in cooking? Mind you, don't take my word for it - I am to cooking what parsley is to scaffolding.
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Best advice I can find is 'use leaves in fruit salad, in pork dishes or to make herbal tea'. I just like it for the smell and flowers.
G x
PS All the cutttings I've sent out are from an original from Amazin. I think I've said that elsewhere but not in this thread.
Oh stop it, you'll have me blushing! The pic I posted is the Ancestor plant then? Oh wow - we are a grandparent (sniffle!)
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soon to be great grandparent, amazin, they're lined up for cuttings ;D
just call me Methusela!
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