Trailing Rosemary Live Plants – 4 to 6 Inch – Culinary Herb – 2 Pack

Enhance your garden or kitchen with Set 2 Trailing Rosemary Live Plants, a must-have for both culinary enthusiasts and garden lovers. These hardy rosemary bush plants thrive in full sun, growing up to 2 feet tall and spreading 3 feet wide. Their aromatic, evergreen leaves provide a fresh source of culinary rosemary year-round, perfect for seasoning meats, soups, and Mediterranean dishes.

This creeping rosemary variety features stunning blue flowers, adding an elegant touch to gardens, patios, or hanging baskets. As a drought-tolerant plant, it requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for busy gardeners. Suitable for USDA Zones 8-10, these hardy rosemary plants flourish in well-drained soil and are excellent for landscaping, rock gardens, or cascading over retaining walls.

Whether used as a culinary herb, an ornamental plant, or a natural air freshener, these live rosemary plants bring beauty and functionality to any space. Add this fragrant, versatile herb to your home today!

Key Features and Benefits:

·         Plant Type: Trailing Rosemary (Creeping Variety)

·         Size: 4 to 6 inches tall

·         Growth: Spreads up to 3 feet wide, reaching 2 feet in height

·         Flower Color: Beautiful blue blooms

·         Uses: Culinary herb, landscaping, ground cover, container gardening

Best Uses:

·         Cooking: Fresh rosemary for seasoning meats, vegetables, and bread

·         Decor: Enhances gardens, patios, and balconies with evergreen beauty

·         Landscaping: Perfect for ground cover, rock gardens, and hanging baskets

·         Gifting: A thoughtful present for herb lovers and gardeners

·         Aromatic Benefits: Natural air freshener with a calming, pine-like fragrance

FAQs:

Q: How do I care for my trailing rosemary plants? A: Plant in well-drained soil with full sun exposure. Water sparingly and avoid overwatering. Prune occasionally to encourage growth.

Q: Can these rosemary plants survive cold temperatures? A: These plants are hardy in USDA Zones 8-10. In colder climates, bring them indoors during winter or grow them in containers for easy mobility.

Q: How often should I water my rosemary plants? A: Water when the topsoil is dry, approximately once a week. Rosemary prefers drier conditions and does not tolerate overwatering.

Q: Are these rosemary plants safe for pets? A: Yes, rosemary is non-toxic to cats and dogs in small amounts. However, excessive ingestion may cause mild digestive upset.

Q: Can I grow rosemary indoors? A: Yes! Place in a sunny window with at least 6-8 hours of sunlight daily. Use a well-draining potting mix and ensure proper air circulation.