Collection: Sage Plants for Sale

Sage plants for sale, shipped as live, organically grown plants ready to pot up or plant the day they arrive.

Sage is one of the most useful herbs in the garden — equally at home in the kitchen and the landscape. Common culinary sage is a staple for cooking, but the genus runs deep: ornamental varieties offer striking foliage and long bloom seasons, and specialty types like red sage bring bold color to borders and pollinator gardens. We carry a rotating selection of culinary and ornamental sage varieties to suit whatever you're planting.

Browse the full selection below. | Also available: Organic Herbs, Herbs   

Sage plants for sale, shipped as live, organically grown plants ready to pot up or plant the day they arrive.

Sage is one of the most useful herbs in the garden — equally at home in the kitchen and the landscape. Common culinary sage is a staple for cooking, but the genus runs deep: ornamental varieties offer striking foliage and long bloom seasons, and specialty types like red sage bring bold color to borders and pollinator gardens. We carry a rotating selection of culinary and ornamental sage varieties to suit whatever you're planting.

Browse the full selection below. | Also available: Organic Herbs, Herbs   

FAQs

What sage varieties do you carry?

We carry culinary sage for the kitchen as well as ornamental varieties for the garden, including specialty types that offer striking foliage and long bloom seasons. Browse the full selection above — our inventory rotates as new varieties come in.

Is sage a perennial?

Most sage varieties are perennial in mild climates — they die back in winter and return in spring. In colder climates, culinary sage is often grown as an annual, though it can overwinter with some protection. Check individual listings for hardiness zones.

Can sage grow in containers?

Yes. Sage does very well in containers with good drainage and full sun. It's a drought-tolerant plant once established, so it's forgiving if you miss a watering. A well-draining potting mix is key — sage dislikes wet feet.

What if my sage plant arrives damaged?

We stand behind every plant we ship. If your sage arrives damaged, send us a photo within a few days of delivery and we'll arrange a free replacement.