What are the varieties of sage?

Bagdan Sage

Bagdan sage is extremely resistant to severe cold, and can withstand temperatures as low as minus eighteen degrees Celsius.

Common sage

The flowers of common sage are blue or purple-blue, and most often violet.

Purple Sage

Purple-leaf sage is a variant of common sage or garden sage. It has a mottled color and is special in that it rarely blooms. It is also very cold-resistant and can withstand cold weather ranging from minus twelve to eighteen degrees Celsius.

Sage

Golden sage is a mottled variation of common sage. It also rarely flowers, has golden edges on its green leaves, is short-lived, and has poor cold tolerance.

Pineapple Sage

The flower language of pineapple sage is ardent longing, and its cold resistance is average.

Tricolor Sage

Tricolor sage is also a mottled variant, with its leaves showing white, green and purple. It has a good cold resistance, which can reach minus twelve degrees Celsius.

Dwarf Sage

The special thing about dwarf sage is its flower color, which is blue with a hint of purple, appearing purple-blue. It symbolizes wisdom and rationality.

Clary Sage

Clary sage is a biennial plant and a variety of the fairy sage, also known as edible sage.