This has been in my herb bed for a few years and despite that I remove some stalks now and again to flavour my food, it does not give up and just continues to grow.
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One of my favorite herbs, your rosemary seems very happy in that pot.
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It just grows and grows
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It’s gorgeous, Pat. I bring mine in in the winter and keep it well-watered and it does fine. It’s a plant I rub the needles on each time I pass it and the smell is a mood lifter. I have also started cutting 6″ pieces off and rooting them in water and multiplying them. A friend told me that deer hate rosemary so I’m going to surround my Asiatic lilies with rosemary in the spring.
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I keep it outside all year. Up to now after many years nothing has happened.
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I bring it in more to appreciate its scent than for fear of freezing. Good to know though! Yours looks very healthy. Mine is kind of spindly.
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What a beauty this is. There is nothing quite like cooking with rosemary.
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I have all sorts of fresh herbs and they certainly add flavor to the dishes.
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It grew everywhere in Jerusalem including — with great enthusiasm — the the sidewalk cracks and in our backyard. It was the one spice I never had to buy and it smells wonderful.
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It grows well here, but you have to be careful that it doesn’t freeze in Winter.
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