Rosmarinus officinalis - Cultivation Notes
This tough shrubby cullinary herb will tolerate the driest and hottest conditions and flourishes on poor dry soils, being especially happy on chalky soils and coastal locations. Avoid planting in cold exposed spots or shady spots and avoid rich or heavy wet soils. Trim to shape in autumn.
Strengths, Weaknesses & Design Usage
Strengths of Rosmarinus officinalis:
- Attracts wildlife to feed or nest
- All round tough plant suitable for problem areas
- Suitable for container growing
- Suitable for exposed coastal planting
- Attractive form or foliage for all year interest
- Tolerates full sun and sandy, drought-prone soils
- Suitable for hedging or topiary
Weaknesses of Rosmarinus officinalis
Design & Plant Use for Rosmarinus officinalis:
- Ideal for planting within the herb garden
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Common Missspellings: Rosmarenus, Rosmeryiness, Rosemaryiness