Whether indoors or out, rosemary is sun-loving and needs full sun to grow well. Place the pot in a south- or east-facing ...

Discover how a rosemary was planting indoors from a seed to harvest-able herb. Rosemary seed was sowed directly into a soil container. After 15 days, a tiny seedling came up and was growing slowly for ...

Q: I use rosemary purchased from the store for cooking. It is expensive and stays fragrant very long if I don't use it all. I would like to plant rosemary in our yard so that I can use it in my ...

Harvest small amounts of rosemary throughout the year, but wait until spring or summer for larger harvests. Frequent small harvests can support regrowth and a bushy growth habit. Use fresh rosemary in ...

Although nowhere near as popular as poinsettias, rosemary plants are often sold during the holiday season as decorative plants. Rosemary trimmed to a conical shape really looks very much like a ...

Rosemary has many culinary and ornamental uses. In the lower South, it is a handsome evergreen shrub. Rub its leaves and a pine fragrance fills the air. Rosemary's unique aroma and flavor accent a ...

A: Joyce Cotter, president of the Chattahoochee Unit of the Herb Society of America, says rosemary flowers are quite edible. She advises that you remove the green, leaflike calyx at the base of the ...

Some plants have hidden meaning. Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is the plant associated with remembrance. Tuscan Blue rosemary is an upright variety with long upright stems. The stems are gray, and ...