White Sage, Cultivated

• White sage is an evergreen shrub in the mint family with tall woody stems and tiny white flowers that are a favorite of bees. This beloved plant is found wild in a specialized habitat consisting of sunny, arid slopes located in southern and Baja California. Due to increased popularity, pressures from human development, and changing climate conditions, Salvia apiana is at risk for overharvest and listed on the United Plant Savers “To Watch” list. Aware of these pressures on wild populations, we are dedicated to offering organically cultivated white sage in an effort to preserve this respected botanical for future generations and increase ecological resilience.
• For centuries, white sage has been a revered botanical for many Native American tribes. White sage has a history of traditional uses both for its healthful qualities as well as ceremonial use. Our cultivated white sage comes from Mountain Rose Herbs and we share their  recognition of the long-established cultural and spiritual significance white sage holds for many indigenous cultures and the stewardship that has ensued for generations.
• Also known as California white sage and greasewood, many prominent herbalists have suggested that enthusiasts consider growing their own white sage. This is a wonderful way to form a relationship with the plant while also growing your own personal supply
• Our certified organic cultivated white sage comes from Mountain Rose Herbs where they're committed to organic farming methods, ecological stewardship & long-term sustainability.  Our white sage is a respectable option for those seeking a sustainable source
• Precautions
• Not for use during pregnancy or lactation. Not for long-term use. Do not exceed the recommended dose. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.
• This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.