The story goes that this Rosemary has so much flavor that it was named for the famed Spice Islands Spice  Company. Whether they actually use it for drying or not, we will probably never know. What we do know is that it is not only a very flavorful Rosemary, but it is also a very beautiful shrub. It stands very erect and grows to about four feet and is covered with dark blue flowers in late winter and early spring.

Uses: Culinary, 
Fragrant Ornamental

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