Sage Seeds 1.5G

I live in Southern California so the climate here is incredible forgiving and I can plant things 8-9 months out of the year. I'm also an undisciplined gardener. So I threw these seeds in a pot outside in my courtyard and they sprouted within a couple of weeks. I wasn't keeping track. The growth in my photos is maybe a month or so? I planted the seeds in a couple of other planters as well but it was a couple of weeks after this pot so I'm still waiting for those to pop up. There's definitely not 250 seeds in the packet, not sure where that number came from, but enough to germinate plenty of plants. Recommended.

this one took some patience but finally sprouted! so exited!

I would have rated these even higher if the quantity of seeds hadn't been so far under the amount that the package was supposed to contain. And this might have just been a one-time miscount. Normally, I wouldn't count seeds, but it looked like so few in the envelope, that I did just that. There were nowhere near 250 seeds - it was about 75 seeds short. But I've grown all kinds of herbs and vegetables, as well as saved their seeds myself, for many years. So I can say the seeds certainly do look fresh and healthy. And I love that they're non-GMO heirloom variety, and also are perennial so can produce year after year. Although the sage plant lasts about 3-5 years, it can keep reseeding itself indefinitely, so if you plant it in the right place you could have it growing for a long time. We're in Ohio so can get some bursts of very cold weather, so I try to plant sage in a sheltered location closed to the house on the opposite side of prevailing winds, and mulch it well in winter. I'll be direct seeding these in the Fall after the hot weather passes, so they'll be ready to come up in early Spring.

I was accidentally sent the wrong size seed packet but they quickly sent a replacement in the right size and told me to also keep the smaller packet.

The sage seeds come in a nicely illustrated packet with the directions on how to grow on the back. The sage seeds all sprouted for me, I did 4 rows with 2 seeds each in my seedling trays. The packet come with a very fair amount of seeds and I will have a ton left to use throughout the next couple years. I would highly recommend, very happy with the seeds. Thank you!

I have always had excellent luck with this brand, though I suppose it is less about luck and more about quality. The germination rate is absolutely excellent. I love the art on the front of the packaging, its so pretty and pleasing to the eye. I appreciate the back as all the pertinent growing information to get you started.

These had a good germination rate and I have had no issues with the resulting plants. The quality is worth the price in this case.

Indoor herb planting, seeds sprouted within a few days.

That's all I can say so far, but they did come up. I'm looking forward to having a lot of fresh herbs this winter.

So far, they arrived in good condition. They look like the appropriate quantity. The seeds look healthy. They have an excellent germination rate.

I only started a few pots to try these out inside, and all the pots have sprouted, without any seeds being missed. I can hardly wait for these to get larger to try them out, but for the moment I haven't had any issues. There's a ton of seeds in the pack, but I couldn't say if there is really 250, just that there's a lot.

I planted these seeds while ago and they are already germinating as they are NON-GMO heirloom sage.They are of a premium selection.

It's hard to really review seeds without knowing what they might grow into but we have had good luck with this brand in the past and these look dry and in good condition to we have high expectations and can't wait to see how these grow up!

Winner. Plenty of seeds for growing in an herb garden. Recommended.

I got good germination rates with these sage seeds so they are quite fresh it seems, and the little plants seems healthy so far. This package contains more seeds than I will probably ever need, definitely a nice deal. I appreciate that they are heirloom and non GMO too.

I ordered this pack of Sage Seeds Pack 1.5 G - Over 250 Non-GMO Heirloom Sage Seeds to plant in my herb garden.It's way too hot in my neck of the woods to get any new plants started, so I could only conduct a germination test with these seeds. I used 10 seeds between some wet paper towels. Within 5 days, 8 of the seeds had sprouted. This is in keeping with my previous experience with Organo Republic seeds.

These sage seeds don't have a particular variety or cultivar name, so they're probably not some special heirloom with unique traits. It's still sage though so can be used as such.I put down some seeds to germinate about 6 days ago and I already have a few little sprouts. So these seeds are viable and sage is easy to grow so it should get you a lot of plants.I should note that sage is also perennial and can live for around 5 years if you let them overwinter. They grow to a 2 feet tall and wide bush. If you only want one plant, I would suggest only starting a few seeds and seeing which grows best.I can't speak to the flavor since it's still too small to taste.

That's what comes to mind when I see sage. I have a "rub recipe" that I use for ribs and pork butt. In the south its called Memphis Dust but I call it Simon and Garfunkel Rub. I use fresh herbs whenever possible. Unlike some other spices like basil and parsley Sage can exist in 90+ degree weather. If it does get to hot I simply uproot it and pot it in the courtyard. I have a number of seeds from Organo Republic and they all do very well. I do take great care to germinate them properly before releasing them into the wild. Besides my rib rub I make this olive and peepers dish that my family loves.Fried Peppers and Olives:1/4 cup olive oil3 sage sprigszest of 1 lemon (in strips)a pinch of red pepper flakes6 to 8 baby bell peppers8 smashed garlic cloves1 cup mixed olives (black & green)Heat 1/4 cup olive oil, 3 sage sprigs, the zest of 1 lemon (in strips) and a pinch of red pepper flakes in a skillet over medium-high heat, 1 minute.Add 6 to 8 baby bell peppers; cook until softened, about 3 minutes.Add 8 smashed garlic cloves and cook 3 more minutes.Add 1 cup mixed olives and cook 2 more minutes.Transfer to a dish and serve with crusty bread.

These are nicely packaged seeds and they come with an abundance of seeds. The package claims over 250 but I keep losing count at around the 170's. Although I don't see how there are even over 200.But I'll take them on their word that there are at least 251 seeds.Until I see them germinate on a high percentage I can only give them four stars on packaging and potential. But once I have proof of their effectiveness of their germination and growth rate or lack-there-of, I will recalculate my rating accordingly.I will say that I like the fact that this is a small USA based business and they claim to source their product solely in the US.For now I will say that it is worth a test for yourself of this companies product.

I haven't grown full plants from these seeds yet, but I do a sprout test on four seeds. All four sprouted just fine, so I would assume the germination rate of the whole pack is pretty high. There are some instructions on the package if you need them. Seems like high quality seeds so far.

I got these for a very specific reason - my sister recently lost a baby due to miscarriage and the baby's name was 'Sage'. I got these to plant for her in a sage colored pot, and as of this morning, I have 3 seedlings popping up. I planted them surface-sow August 18th, lightly watered in and this morning during my watering rounds...I saw 3 just starting to break through. I probably shook 5-8 seeds in the pot, and I'll be taking some out to transplant into my own garden before handing the original over to my sister. So far so good, impressed with the quick germination.

I won't be planting these Sage seeds until next spring, so I took ten of them out to sprout, to test the viabilty. Out of 10 seeds, I got 9 of them to sprout. That's a 90% germination rate! Ss good asd it gets.Organo Republic brand seeds, are some of the highest quality seed on the market, in my experience. I highly recommend them.

I've ordered seeds from Organo Republic and they always have high quality seeds. These are non-GMO heirloom seeds with high germination rate. They have planting instructions on all of their packaging which is always helpful.

So far, I'm impressed with the appearance of the seeds. They came well packaged. For the seed pack collector, this company's seed envelope is a nice one.I'm hoping these seeds sprout as I would like to have fresh sage for cooking use during the upcoming holidays. The seeds are all uniform in size and color.

Great seeds. Easy to follow planting instructions with highly detailed information. You get plenty of seeds for your dollar as well. No issues with germination. Would recommend.