Thank you for this permission. We inherited a beautiful but very high maintenance garden and it’s become a real source of guilt for me. And I hate sage! They always look sad and scraggly. Going to convince my husband to help me dig them up and put some green manure seeds down while we figure out what goes where.
It's the worst thing when gardening (which should be a source of pleasure) becomes a source of guilt! If you hate sage totally rip it out and put in something you like!
Is it culinary sage you're growing? I often find the culinary sages look a bit ratty this time of year, I much prefer growing the ornamental salvias (in fact I've got a newsletter coming out about them on thursday - muchhh lower maintenance and very pretty!).
Wishing you lots of happy (and guilt-free) moments in your garden this spring! <3
Thank you for this permission. We inherited a beautiful but very high maintenance garden and it’s become a real source of guilt for me. And I hate sage! They always look sad and scraggly. Going to convince my husband to help me dig them up and put some green manure seeds down while we figure out what goes where.
hehe it is my pleasure!!
It's the worst thing when gardening (which should be a source of pleasure) becomes a source of guilt! If you hate sage totally rip it out and put in something you like!
Is it culinary sage you're growing? I often find the culinary sages look a bit ratty this time of year, I much prefer growing the ornamental salvias (in fact I've got a newsletter coming out about them on thursday - muchhh lower maintenance and very pretty!).
Wishing you lots of happy (and guilt-free) moments in your garden this spring! <3