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The one most people mean when they say sage. Salvia apiana — silver-leaved, resinous, and unmistakable once you've smelled it: sweet, faintly camphorous, clean.
Grown in California and sun-dried rather than treated with anything, then hand-tied into a four-inch bundle.
Light the end, let it catch, then blow the flame out and let it smoulder. Walk it through the room, open a window, and rest it in a heatproof dish when you're done. It'll go out on its own.
The one most people mean when they say sage. Salvia apiana — silver-leaved, resinous, and unmistakable once you've smelled it: sweet, faintly camphorous, clean.
Grown in California and sun-dried rather than treated with anything, then hand-tied into a four-inch bundle.
Light the end, let it catch, then blow the flame out and let it smoulder. Walk it through the room, open a window, and rest it in a heatproof dish when you're done. It'll go out on its own.
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