WHITE SAGE (SALVIA APIANA) – Also known as bee sage or sacred sage, this perennial evergreen subshrub evolves in form as it grows. Mature flowering spikes reach up to 6 feet tall, producing hundreds of tiny tubular white-lavender blossoms. Its lance-shaped, velvety, silver-white leaves are densely covered in fine white hairs, creating a moonlit, glowing effect under night or low light. Adds texture, contrast, and structure to landscapes while standing out as a striking ornamental focal point. HIGH GERMINATION RATE AND USA-SOURCED QUALITY – Our heirloom, non-GMO white sage seeds are responsibly grown and sourced in the USA. Selected for high germination rates to ensure strong, healthy growth from seed to maturity. Each pack contains approximately 323 seeds, providing great value for expanding your herb garden with confidence. DISTINCTIVE RESINOUS AROMA AND ESSENTIAL OILS – The plant’s sap produces an intense, pungent, resin-like scent. Crushing the leaves releases powerful essential oils and resins. Valued for its rich fragrance and symbolic role in traditional ceremonies, white sage is commonly used in smudging, incense rituals, and cultural practices to enhance focus and create a peaceful atmosphere. TRADITIONAL CULTURAL AND SYMBOLIC USES – White sage holds deep cultural meaning in many Indigenous traditions. Commonly used in rituals to mark transitions, invite clarity, or support mindful practices. Its presence is often associated with reflection, intention-setting, and spiritual balance. HERBAL AND AROMATIC APPLICATIONS – Historically used in traditional wellness practices to promote a sense of calm and mental clarity. Found in balms, infusions, and aromatic blends. Also appreciated in cooking for its strong, savory flavor that enhances a wide variety of dishes. RICH IN NATURAL COMPOUNDS – A plant-based source of protein, fiber, and a broad range of vitamins and minerals, including B-complex, C, A, E, and K, plus folic acid, calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, thiamine, and copper. Contains natural antioxidants and active phytonutrients. ADAPTED TO DRY, SUNNY ENVIRONMENTS – Thrives in sandy or rocky soils with excellent drainage. Prefers full sun and does not tolerate frost. Requires low water and light pruning. Compact and well-shaped, with a deep root system that helps stabilize soil and reduce erosion—ideal for arid landscapes. POLLINATOR-FRIENDLY AND ECOLOGICALLY VALUABLE – Produces abundant blooms rich in nectar that attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators. Helps support local biodiversity and provides seeds and shelter for birds and other wildlife. NATURAL PEST RESISTANCE AND LANDSCAPE VERSATILITY – Its resinous fragrance naturally discourages mosquitoes, gnats, and other garden pests. A great choice for natural hedges, ground cover, and container planting on patios, balconies, or xeriscapes. GREAT GIFT FOR GARDEN LOVERS – With its calming aroma, insect-repellent properties, and symbolic heritage, white sage makes a meaningful and practical gift. Each set includes detailed growing instructions for a successful, rewarding experience—indoors or outdoors, on the patio or in the ground. White Sage Seeds (Salvia apiana). WHITE SAGE is an aesthetic, ecological, aromatic, culturally valued plant. Native to California, it is one of the most iconic sage varieties in the region, traditionally appreciated for its striking appearance and symbolic importance. As it matures, the plant develops sculptural forms and produces hundreds of soft lavender-white flowers. Its dense, velvety, silver-white foliage creates a shimmering effect in moonlight, adding contrast, harmony, and texture to both dry and water-wise landscapes. The aromatic leaves emit a strong, resinous scent when touched, releasing natural essential oils. Often used in modern wellness practices, white sage is traditionally included in aromatic rituals and cultural ceremonies to promote a reflective atmosphere and set intentions. Dried bundles are commonly used to create a calming environment, support mindful moments, and enhance sensory experiences. White sage is recognized by many gardeners and plant enthusiasts for its long-standing role in home rituals and meditative settings. It is often associated with creating an atmosphere of clarity, balance, and focused presence during personal moments. In herbal traditions, it is valued for its relaxing fragrance and its use in aromatic blends, natural room sprays, and herbal infusions. White sage is also used in savory culinary applications. It is a flavorful herb found in poultry and seafood sauces, dry rubs, sausages, and marinades. Young leaves can be added to salads, vegetable, and fish-based dishes. In dried or powdered form, it complements cheeses, soups, omelets, and teas. Naturally rich in plant-based protein, fiber, and a wide array of vitamins and minerals, white sage contains B-complex, C, A, E, K, folic acid, calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, thiamine, and copper. It offe