blue sage
"Blue sage" refers to several plants in the Salvia genus, known for their blue flowers and aromatic properties, often used in gardening, herbal medicine, and spiritual practices.
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Definition
B2Botany
(scientific, general)A perennial herb or shrub with blue to violet flowers, belonging to the Salvia genus.
Example
- The garden was filled with various species of blue sage, adding a splash of color.
B2Gardening
(general)A plant, particularly Salvia azurea, valued for its ornamental blue flowers and ability to thrive in dry conditions.
Example
- Salvia azurea, a type of blue sage, is popular in xeriscaping due to its drought resistance.
C1Herbal Medicine
(technical)Certain species of the Salvia genus used for their supposed therapeutic benefits.
Example
- Blue sage is often included in herbal remedies for its calming properties.
C1Spiritual Practices
(spiritual, informal)A type of sage used in rituals to cleanse spaces, dispel negative energies, and promote peace.
Example
- During the ceremony, blue sage was burned to purify the room and invite positive energy.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "blue sage":
black sagesage greenpitcher sagesalt cedaryerba santasal prunella