Rosmarinus Officinalis (Common Rosemary)

Rosmarinus Officinalis (Common Rosemary) is a hardy, aromatic evergreen herb valued for its fragrant needle-like foliage, culinary uses, and attractive small blue to violet flowers. It forms a woody, branching shrub with year-round foliage and produces delicate blooms that attract bees and other beneficial pollinators. Its aromatic leaves are widely used to flavour meats, vegetables, breads, sauces, and Mediterranean-style dishes.

Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, Rosmarinus Officinalis is drought tolerant once established and particularly well suited to Mediterranean, coastal, herb, and low-maintenance gardens. Regular light pruning helps maintain a compact, bushy form and encourages fresh growth. Avoid consistently wet soil, as good drainage is essential for healthy roots.