| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Seasons | All Season |
| Soil Requirement | It should be planted at a site that have well-draining soil; rosemary won’t tolerate being consistently wet. The soil should be relatively fertile and slightly acidic in pH (6.0 to 7.0), and have a loamy texture. |
| Environment | Rosemary needs at least 6-8 hours of daily sun exposure and generally prefers warm and moderately dry climates |
| Watering | A newly planted rosemary needs to be watered frequently for the first week or two to help it become established, but after it’s been established, it needs little in the way of watering other than rainfall |
Rosemary
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- Scientific Name: Salvia rosmarinus
- Common Name: Rosemary, Rosemary
- Description: Rosemary is described as a woody, perennial herb that can become a bushy shrub. The leaves are evergreen and needlelike in shape, and they produce the essential oil that gives rosemary its characteristic scent. They are dark green on the upper side, and the underside has a dense covering of short, white, woolly hairs.
- Uses: It is also widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in tropical and subtropical areas. Grown as single trunk trees for use both in the landscape or as a street tree. Widely grown for ornamental purposes and as roadside trees. This species is very appreciated in the horticulture market for its large, showy, bright pink to lavender flowers. It is often planted in gardens, yards and parks, around parking lots, and along highways.
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