I love Sage and a little goes a very, very long way For instance minced and added to your salads chopped and sauteed in olive or peanut oil prior to stir-frying Or to any meat prior to cooking as if you would add some bay leaves It is also great for winter soups
@@MyTexasYard I've tried growing them from seed, but they just don't take. They sprout tiny little leaves, they stay tiny for several days, and then they dry up. I need to purchase a grown plant. Which variety grows well in zone 9?
A lot of people swear by using LOTS of sage for Thanksgiving dressing (or stuffing). And that is something that tastes great all year -- even made with chicken and even vegan!
I put sprigs of fresh sage and rosemary inside the cavity of my turkey at Thanksgiving before I roasted it. I had also made a paste of butter and rubbed sage with salt and pepper and rubbed it under the skin of the bird. It was the best turkey I have ever made and everyone loved it and commented on how good it was. I also dry my sage leaves and rub them in a screen strainer and use the rubbed sage in chicken soup or chicken and dumplings. It’s good stuff. 😉
How's your feverfew doing? What size did it get? I'm in Houston and I really want feverfew in my garden but it's been hard for me to find a lot of info on it. Thanks for this vid!
I have grown Feverfew the last two years. It has died in winter each year. It struggles in full sun in summer also. It stays pretty small, but when healthy, it blooms a lot. I enjoy growing it and will grow it again come spring.
Sage is great in any poultry dish and also Pork. Check All-recipes on line for recipes or any good recipe site on line. I am into books so it is had to recommend as have too many . But we use it in chicken recipes. also dried for tea. Also all herbs grown can be used for teas, as well as other remedies, try planting some lemon Grass, we call it fever grass in the Caribbean , and it makes a great tea as well as used in Thai Food recipes. I also get a great Herb book. Ninette Bird- the Caribbean Wife.
My favorite part was when you chuckled a little after you accidentally said “num num.” 😂😂 I have some lemon thyme in a pot and toads keep trying to live in the soil! They don’t bother any of my other plants.
I love Sage and a little goes a very, very long way
For instance minced and added to your salads
chopped and sauteed in olive or peanut oil prior to stir-frying
Or to any meat prior to cooking as if you would add some bay leaves
It is also great for winter soups
Sage goes great on pork roast. Also dried and used in your herb dressing for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.
wow. a lemon war head without sugar... lemon heads
Love the herbs. I added self-heal seeds this year and my babies are doing great. This is an anti-inflammatory member of the mint family.
I believe that the Toothache plant leaves are supposed to be placed on the painful tooth and ground between the sore and opposing tooth.
I have a friend with a real problem with dry mouth -- will have to tell her about the toothache herb!
I put sage in the turkey stuffing/dressing. It's great!
I love using sage in this skillet roasted sweet potato/green apple/bacon/chicken hash. A little cinnamon in there makes it very holiday-y
That does sound good.
What do you do when you have orango growing in the garden and it has seeds on the top of some of it
I just let it do it’s thing. I use it when I need it, and just let it go through it’s natural cycle.
Can you grow chamomile in Texas zone 9?
I haven’t tried, but I bet I can.
@@MyTexasYard I've tried growing them from seed, but they just don't take. They sprout tiny little leaves, they stay tiny for several days, and then they dry up. I need to purchase a grown plant. Which variety grows well in zone 9?
I have not tried any so I would just be guessing what variety’s grow well.
@@LadyGoza when did you siw seeds? I know they like/need cold.
@@pinkpowerrangerpv Oh ok, I sowed them in the spring. Do you think I can try again right now?
A lot of people swear by using LOTS of sage for Thanksgiving dressing (or stuffing). And that is something that tastes great all year -- even made with chicken and even vegan!
I put sprigs of fresh sage and rosemary inside the cavity of my turkey at Thanksgiving before I roasted it. I had also made a paste of butter and rubbed sage with salt and pepper and rubbed it under the skin of the bird. It was the best turkey I have ever made and everyone loved it and commented on how good it was.
I also dry my sage leaves and rub them in a screen strainer and use the rubbed sage in chicken soup or chicken and dumplings. It’s good stuff. 😉
That’s a good idea.
How's your feverfew doing? What size did it get? I'm in Houston and I really want feverfew in my garden but it's been hard for me to find a lot of info on it. Thanks for this vid!
I have grown Feverfew the last two years. It has died in winter each year.
It struggles in full sun in summer also.
It stays pretty small, but when healthy, it blooms a lot.
I enjoy growing it and will grow it again come spring.
You could use sage in fresh flower arrangements too maybe
Very true. Purple is one of my favorite colors in the garden.
@@MyTexasYard I am always mesmerized by blue flowers in nature. It seems so rare and special
Sage is great in any poultry dish and also Pork. Check All-recipes on line for recipes or any good recipe site on line. I am into books so it is had to recommend as have too many . But we use it in chicken recipes. also dried for tea. Also all herbs grown can be used for teas, as well as other remedies, try planting some lemon Grass, we call it fever grass in the Caribbean , and it makes a great tea as well as used in Thai Food recipes. I also get a great Herb book. Ninette Bird- the Caribbean Wife.
I’ll give it a try on the next chicken I do. I like smoking whole chickens. I hope I like it because it’s growing like crazy. Lol
Hang the sage in bundles and fry then burn to cleanse your home
What does it cleanse it of?
Sage with pork chops
My favorite part was when you chuckled a little after you accidentally said “num num.” 😂😂
I have some lemon thyme in a pot and toads keep trying to live in the soil! They don’t bother any of my other plants.
I’ve had toads in my posts also. I thought my dogs were pulling my plants up, then I found a couple toads.
Turkey
I do a sage and mashed sweet potato
I’ll try that. I like growing sweet potatoes.
Is that Texas sage? If it is, that's not really sage.
I'm glad you didn't swallow that!