The plant survives even after the snows have fallen. To harvest, cut the top 5-6 inch of the stalks before the plant flowers. Repeat as new growth develops. Unlike many herb plants, sage leaves are still flavorful and aromatic even after the plant flowers. The flavor intensifies as the leaves grow larger.. The mealycup sage plant (which has the Latin name Salvia farinacea)is generally considered to be an annual plant in most regions. Though not the tallest of the sage plants, it still reaches a height of 2 to 3 feet (which is equivalent to 0.5 to 1 m). The flowers are quite spiky looking, and come in blue, purple, and white colors.

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Choosing plants that enhance flavor, deter pests, or assist in growth is key to getting the most out of your sage plant. Companion planting is an organic, chemical-free way to create an ecosystem.. Where To Grow Sage. You can grow sage in the ground, raised beds, or pots, as long as it gets full sun and well-drained soil. Keep your plant sheltered from strong winds, and give it enough space to allow airflow as it grows. Choose a container that's at least 12" wide with drainage holes to prevent overwatering.