How to Grow Rosemary Plants
Rosemary plants meant to be one of the easiest of all herb plants to grow, so why do so many people say they have trouble, or that their rosemary is dying?
It is easy to grow, in a well drained soil in a sunny to part shaded position and a fair bit of neglect, yes leave it alone and it will thrive. Give it a good harsh prune and it will come back, and just remember to forget the fertiliser.
This is truly one of the great herb plants, almost impossible to cook lamb without it and it has a great fragrance as well
Rosemary will also do well it pots. Rosemary is reasonably drought tolerant once it is established.
Growing Rosemary in the garden and containers
In a pot or in the garden remember that this herb requires 'tough love' do not over water, leave it in the sun, do not fertilise, prune to your hearts content and it will thrive.
Did you know that you can make a hedge from rosemary, it loves being pruned.
Rosemary Plants are available for sale online from specialist herb nurseries listed.
NORFOLK HERBS
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Norfolk Herbs are growers of naturally raised culinary, medicinal and aromatic herb plants for wholesale, retail and mail order supply together with Bay Trees, Scented Pelargoniums and Hand Thrown English Garden Terracotta to give stature, colour, scent and flavour to a window-sill, patio, garden or landscape