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Broadleaf Sage Seeds

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Heirloom Broadleaf Sage seeds for fragrant, velvety culinary leaves with earthy flavor, growing as a perennial in Zones 5–8 and harvesting about 75–80 days after transplanting.
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Description

Grow Broadleaf Sage Seeds from Seed

Broadleaf Sage Seeds — Broadleaf Sage is the kitchen garden's most fragrant culinary herb — its large, velvety grey-green leaves carry an intensely earthy, slightly peppery fragrance that is the soul of Thanksgiving stuffing, brown butter pasta, and roasted meats. A hardy perennial that grows more productive and beautiful each year, it asks only for full sun and excellent drainage in return for decades of generous harvests.

What Makes This Variety Worth Growing

Run your fingers through the leaves for an instant sensory experience that no dried herb can match.

Plan It into the Garden

Clear planting, spacing and maturity information makes this variety easier to work into a home vegetable, herb or flower garden from the start.
How to use

Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost — sage germinates slowly and benefits from a heat mat for best results. Transplant after last frost to a sunny, well-drained location. In its first year harvest lightly to allow establishment; in subsequent years harvest freely. Trim after flowering to keep plants compact and productive.
Details
  • Botanical Name: Salvia officinalis
  • Plant Type: Perennial (Zones 5–8); annual in colder regions
  • Planting Time: Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost
  • Planting Depth: ¼ inch
  • Spacing: 18–24 inches apart
  • Days to Germination: 14–21 days
  • Days to First Harvest: 75–80 days from transplant
  • Mature Height: 18–24 inches
  • Light Needs: Full sun (6+ hours)
  • Water Needs: Low — drought tolerant once established; excellent drainage required
  • Difficulty: Moderate (slow germination)
  • Seed Type: Heirloom, Open-Pollinated
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The Story behind Seattle Seed Company

Seattle Seed Company represents a side of American craftsmanship that begins before anything is harvested, cooked, or made—it begins with the seed.

Founded in 2010, this family-owned company operates from Whidbey Island, Washington, with a mission centered on helping people grow their own food while supporting small farms, seed cooperatives, genetic diversity, and more sustainable gardening practices.

What drew us to Seattle Seed Company is its thoughtful approach to what it sells. The team doesn't simply fill packets with whatever varieties are readily available. It works with smaller farms and seed cooperatives and carefully selects seeds for quality, reliability, and value, while maintaining a commitment to non-GMO varieties through the Safe Seed Pledge.

We also love how approachable the brand makes gardening. A seasoned grower can choose individual heirloom varieties, while someone who has never planted a seed can start with a vegetable garden collection, countertop microgreen kit, or sprouting kit and experience the satisfaction of growing food at home.

That's why Seattle Seed Company belongs at My American Goods®: a family-owned American business helping people reconnect with where food begins—one seed, one garden, and one harvest at a time.

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What is Seattle Seed Company known for?

Seattle Seed Company specializes in heirloom and non-GMO seeds, including vegetables, herbs, flowers, microgreens, and sprouting varieties, along with garden supplies, growing kits, and gifts.

Is Seattle Seed Company family-owned?

Yes. Seattle Seed Company is a family-owned and operated business founded in 2010 and based on Whidbey Island, Washington.

Are Seattle Seed Company seeds non-GMO?

Yes. Seattle Seed Company states that its seeds are always non-GMO and has signed the Safe Seed Pledge, committing not to knowingly purchase or sell genetically engineered seeds or plants.

Are all Seattle Seed Company seeds organic?

Not necessarily. Seattle Seed Company is not a USDA-certified organic distributor, although the company says many of its seeds are purchased from Certified Organic farms. Check individual varieties for specific organic information.

Where does Seattle Seed Company source its seeds?

The company says it works with small farms and seed cooperatives that share its interest in preserving seed quality and the integrity of the food supply.

Does Seattle Seed Company offer products for beginner gardeners?

Yes. In addition to individual seed packets, the company offers starter seed collections, microgreen kits, sprouting kits, and growing supplies designed to make starting a garden easier. Its Starter Garden collection, for example, combines five beginner-friendly vegetable varieties with recipe cards.

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