Height: 45cm x 60cm
Flowering Period:  June - August
Aspect:  Full sun
Soil Type:  Well drained but reasonable soil.
Common Name:  Rosemary
Hardiness:  Hardy
Annual, Biennial or Perennial:  Perennial
Pollinator:  Yes - excellent
 
Culinary Uses:
Rosemary has a wide variety of uses.  It can be used as a flavouring dishes, especially stuffing.  Rosemary can be added to roasted meats, especially lamb, pork, chicken and turkey. It makes a tasty addition to roast potatoes and works well with other roasted vegetables such as sweet potatoes and butternut squash.
 
Other Uses:
Made into a tea to aid digestion.
Infused into a hot bath.
Can be dried for later use.
 
Foxtail is a distinct form with a low growing, spreading habit.  It's name comes from the thicker stems which look like a Fox's Tail.  Beautiful form.
 
Rosemary has recently been renamed Salvia rosmarinus but we are still using the old name as it is what our customers are generally familiar with.