Description
Herb Rosemary
Herb Rosemary. An attractive evergreen aromatic perennial shrub, with grey-green pinnate leaves, producing, small and pale blue/pink flowers, growing to 6ft if allowed unchecked. Classic herb has a spicy flavour used extensively to season meats and vegetables.
Cultivation Advice Herb Rosemary
- Sow in pots, covering a liberal amount of the seeds lightly (with compost).
- Start indoors in a dark room, as this will aid germination.
- The optimum soil temperature should be around 15c (60f).
- Although rosemary can take up to 3 months before germination outside,
- you should see some results in about 2-3 weeks if kept at the correct temperature.
- Once germinated place in a warm, sunny position and when 20cm (4inches) high they may be planted out.
- Rosemary prefers well drained soil, in a sunny, sheltered spot.
