Rosemary has fragrant, evergreen leaves which are native to the Mediterranean region. Because of its origin, Rosemary is a particularly drought-tolerant plant, which is hardy in most locations in the UK.
When planting Rosemary, locations should be in direct sunlight, although the plant is less fussy when it comes to soil types. Rosemary can be planted in sand, clay, chalk and loam types, as well as acid, alkaline and neutral soil. Rosemary cannot take extremely cold temperatures; it is often ideal to plant them during the spring or summer, or to keep the plants sheltered or indoors during the winter if possible.
Hedgingplants.com grow all of our Rosemary plants in our nursery in Kent. Each of them are carefully taken care of by our team of gardening experts and shipped to locations all over the country. Our Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis Arp) plants are supplied as pot grown plants which may be planted any time of year.
Whether you want to add plants which will bring new life to your kitchen, or if you are looking for an attractive, informal hedging plant, Rosemary may be the perfect choice for you.
Check out our Rosemary range below, and get in contact if you have any further questions by calling us at 01580 767247.
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