Salvia rosmarinus ‘Trailing’ (Trailing Rosemary)

Salvia rosmarinus ‘Trailing’ (Trailing Rosemary), formerly known as Rosmarinus officinalis, is a versatile evergreen herb admired for its aromatic foliage and graceful, cascading growth. Its fine, needle-like green leaves release a distinctive fragrance when brushed, while delicate blue to violet flowers add seasonal colour and attract bees and other pollinators. Its trailing stems make it particularly attractive when planted along retaining walls, cascading over raised garden beds, or spilling from pots and hanging containers.

Perfect for herb gardens, rockeries, sunny borders, and Mediterranean-inspired landscapes, Salvia rosmarinus ‘Trailing’ (Trailing Rosemary) combines ornamental beauty with practical culinary value. Its fragrant leaves can be harvested for seasoning a variety of dishes, making it a useful addition to edible gardens and outdoor entertaining areas. This hardy, drought-tolerant plant thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, requiring relatively little maintenance once established. Occasional trimming helps maintain a neat shape and encourages fresh growth.