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Rosmarinus officinalis

 

Rosmarinus officinalis is a drought tolerant, aromatic, perennial evergreen shrub in the mint family.

 

 

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Rosmarinus officinalis is a drought tolerant, aromatic, perennial evergreen shrub in the mint family.
Rosemary is a fantastic culinary herb and can be used to flavor and improve any fish – specifically poultry, fish, lamb, beef, tomatoes, mushrooms, cheese, eggs, potatoes, vinegars, and herbal butters.
Both the flowers and leaves of rosemary can be used in cooking and for garnishes.
The leaves can be distilled to produce an essential oil which is often found in soaps and cosmetic products due to its natural astringent properties.
TIP:  Shearing the top encourages the side branches to spread.
EXTRA TIP: Rosemary really despises sitting in soggy soil and overtwatering so ensure that your soil is sandy, poor, and very well draining.

The Tale

The name Rosmarinus comes from the Latin ros maris or ‘dew of the sea’.

It was later called Rose of Mary or rosemary in honor of the Virgin Mary.

Rosemary water is often called ‘Queen of Hungary Water’ since it is said that Elizabeth of Poland, one of the Queens of Hungary was the first to introduce perfume, hers a rosemary-infused alcoholate, to the 14th courts in Hungary.

And one can imagine that life was much more pleasant in the court thereafter.


Other names:

Trailing Rosemary

Creeping Rosemary

Prostrate Rosemary


Origin:

Mediterranean

Weight 0,2 kg
Flowering

March, April, May, October, November

Soil

Dry, Well-Draining

Exposure

Full Sun

Frost Tolerance

-10°C to -15°C

Size

1.2m H x 0.6m W

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