Rosemary Herb Seeds
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Rosemary Herb Seeds
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Rosemary Herb Seeds for Fragrant Culinary Herbs
Rosemary Herb Seeds grow into aromatic evergreen shrubs with narrow, needle-like leaves and the distinctive savoury fragrance associated with Mediterranean cooking. A long-lived culinary herb, Rosemary is useful in herb gardens, raised beds, larger containers and sunny landscaped areas.
Fresh or dried Rosemary leaves add a robust piney, resinous and slightly peppery flavour to roasted potatoes, vegetables, breads, soups, sauces, marinades and savoury dishes. A small amount provides plenty of flavour, making an established plant particularly useful close to the kitchen.
Evergreen Perennial for Long-Term Harvesting
Rosemary develops into a woody perennial shrub that can remain productive for many years under suitable conditions. Regular harvesting of young stem tips encourages branching while providing fresh aromatic leaves throughout much of the year.
Under suitable conditions, plants generally reach approximately 60–120cm tall and may grow larger over time. Allow around 60–100cm between mature plants, or space more closely where Rosemary is deliberately being grown as a hedge.
Ideal for Sunny, Well-Drained Gardens
Rosemary thrives in full sun and requires excellent drainage. Young plants appreciate consistent moisture while establishing, but mature plants become relatively drought tolerant and generally perform better when the soil is allowed to dry slightly between watering.
Raised beds and containers are particularly useful where garden soil remains wet for long periods. Once established, Rosemary generally needs less frequent watering than softer leafy herbs such as basil, parsley or mint.
Well Suited to Pots & Mediterranean Herb Gardens
Rosemary grows well in large containers provided the potting mix drains freely and the plant receives plenty of direct sunlight. Its evergreen foliage and small flowers also give it ornamental value beyond its culinary use.
For another hardy Mediterranean herb suited to sunny, well-drained conditions, see our Thyme Herb Seeds.
Allow Time When Growing Rosemary from Seed
Rosemary grows more slowly from seed than many annual herbs. Germination generally takes approximately 14–25 days and can be uneven, so raise seedlings in trays or small pots and allow them time to establish before transplanting.
A useful first harvest generally begins from approximately 100–150 days after sowing. Once plants are established, young aromatic stem tips can be harvested repeatedly as required.
How to Grow Rosemary
How to Grow Rosemary
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