Salvia officinalis 'Aurea' - golden-leaved sage

Salvia officinalis 'Aurea' (golden-leaved sage) is an attractive and aromatic herb with the following characteristics:

- **Height**: Typically grows to a height of 30-60 cm.
- **Width**: It has a width of 40-50 cm, forming a dense bush.
- **Foliage**: The leaves are cream-yellow and green, creating an appealing mix; they are oval-shaped and have a rough texture.
- **Blooming**: In summer, blue-purple flowers bloom, attracting bees and other pollinators.
- **Species Characteristics**: The 'Aurea' variety is known for its distinctive yellow foliage, which adds decorative value to gardens and rock gardens.
- **Uses**: The medicinal sage is widely used for culinary purposes, in medicinal applications, and as an ornamental plant for borders and rock gardens.

Golden-leaved sage is drought-tolerant and prefers sunny locations but can also thrive in other soil types, provided the drainage is adequate. Regular pruning and care can enhance the shape and density of the plant.