Creeping rosemary

There are now many exciting cultivars of the Mediterranean rosemary to be found in nurseries and garden centers. R. o. ‘Prostratus’ has been in the trade for many decades and has proven to be tough and reliable under many landscape conditions. This cultivar is a low growing evergreen shrub with a dense foliage habit; it […]

Rugged, picturesque, to 2 ft. high. Narrow, aromatic leaves glossy dark green above, grayish white beneath. Small clusters of light lavender blue, ¼ – ½ in. flowers in winter, spring…

Not all plants need lots of water to make a big visual impact.

A hardy, fast-growing evergreen shrub, creeping rosemary has a prostrate habit and attractive flowers and fragrance.

Transplanting a rosemary bush to another pot or to the outdoors is doable as long as you are careful with the root ball. Rosemary does best in sunny locations with well-draining soil, whether indoors or out.

Trailing rosemary, also known as creeping rosemary is a hardy, fast-growing evergreen shrub with lovely blooms and scents. The dark green leaves, which may grow to be 2 inches long (5 cm), are high in fragrant oils and are often used as a culinary herb. This plant is popular due to its strong piney taste and aroma. #TrailingRosemary

Creeping Rosemary falls under the Rosmarinus genus and is also known as prostrate rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus'). Here you will get information about this plant, growing tips, and frequently asked questions related to this plant.

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cascading plants - Rosemary Rosmarinus prostratus low water, evergreen, purple/blue flowers, can be used for culinary purposes