Rosmarinus officinalis lavandulaceous Trailing Rosemary or Santa Barbara Rosemary

Rosmarinus officinalis lavandulaceous Santa Barbara Trailing Rosemary

Mounded Mature Trailing Rosemary in Full Bloom

		Above Trailing Rosemary has been forced by its surroundings to grow up a four foot lamp post. It is also growing around and over a miniature red rose bush planted near the post. A vigorous grower, Trailing or Creeping Rosemary climbs over itself and easily reaches heights of three feet or more if not pruned. Planted in a second story window box, it would trail all the way to the ground. Trailing Rosemary does well in windowsill planter for a while, but to get a really nice specimen consider growing it in a large container like our 15 inch Terra Roma Square Planter. Like all container plants, it will, at some point, need to be repotted with fresh soil and organic fertilizer.
	Rosemary is a winter blooming plant that sets its buds over the summer. If pruning is needed to shape the plant, be sure to do this right after it has finished blooming. Trailing Rosemary is one of the six plants chosen to be in our Windowsill Herb Garden Six Pack.

Cultural Information

Height: 2 Feet

Hardiness: Perennial
in Zones 8-11

Flower Color: Pale Blue

Characteristics: Full Sun,
Evergreen,
Water Conserving

Uses: Culinary,
Fragrant Ornamental,
Groundcover

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