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Okay. I planted a clary sage plant about 3 years ago at the back of my veggie garden. It has grown and prospered and is now producing young plants. Fine.

Aside from using the leaves as a green compost (laying them on the ground) I haven't done anything with the plant: leaves, flowers, seeds, or stems.

What do you do with it?

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The seeds closely resemble chia for culinary uses.
 
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