Rosemary Seeds
Rosemary has long been a favorite in the garden for obvious reasons – the scent its leaves give off, its pretty little purple flowers, and its low maintenance personality. As a culinary seasoning, it compliments not only meats and vegetables, but also brings a zingy flavor to breads. A beautiful ornamental evergreen with a fairly upright growth habit, it grows well in containers indoors or outside. Rosemary is perennial in USDA zone 8 or warmer, otherwise treated as an annual unless grown indoors. Deer resistant.
1/4 g. seed packet
Seeds come in packet with planting information included.
Name: Rosemary
Scientific Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Life Cycle: Perennial
Bloom Color: pale purple
Season: summer
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Height: 24-48″
Growing Instructions: Start indoors 10-12 weeks before average last frost.
Special germination instructions: Rosemary has a naturally low germination rate, and can take four weeks to germinate. Press lightly into soil surface, and do not cover with soil.
Harvesting: Remove leaves as needed. Best flavor occurs just before flowering.
Planting Tip: plant extra seeds at planting time, as rosemary seeds are a bit finicky about germinating!
Rosemary has long been a favorite in the garden for obvious reasons – the scent its leaves give off, its pretty little purple flowers, and its low maintenance personality. As a culinary seasoning, it compliments not only meats and vegetables, but also brings a zingy flavor to breads. A beautiful ornamental evergreen with a fairly upright growth habit, it grows well in containers indoors or outside. Rosemary is perennial in USDA zone 8 or warmer, otherwise treated as an annual unless grown indoors. Deer resistant.
1/4 g. seed packet
Seeds come in packet with planting information included.
Name: Rosemary
Scientific Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Life Cycle: Perennial
Bloom Color: pale purple
Season: summer
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Height: 24-48″
Growing Instructions: Start indoors 10-12 weeks before average last frost.
Special germination instructions: Rosemary has a naturally low germination rate, and can take four weeks to germinate. Press lightly into soil surface, and do not cover with soil.
Harvesting: Remove leaves as needed. Best flavor occurs just before flowering.
Planting Tip: plant extra seeds at planting time, as rosemary seeds are a bit finicky about germinating!
Rosemary has long been a favorite in the garden for obvious reasons – the scent its leaves give off, its pretty little purple flowers, and its low maintenance personality. As a culinary seasoning, it compliments not only meats and vegetables, but also brings a zingy flavor to breads. A beautiful ornamental evergreen with a fairly upright growth habit, it grows well in containers indoors or outside. Rosemary is perennial in USDA zone 8 or warmer, otherwise treated as an annual unless grown indoors. Deer resistant.
1/4 g. seed packet
Seeds come in packet with planting information included.
Name: Rosemary
Scientific Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Life Cycle: Perennial
Bloom Color: pale purple
Season: summer
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Height: 24-48″
Growing Instructions: Start indoors 10-12 weeks before average last frost.
Special germination instructions: Rosemary has a naturally low germination rate, and can take four weeks to germinate. Press lightly into soil surface, and do not cover with soil.
Harvesting: Remove leaves as needed. Best flavor occurs just before flowering.
Planting Tip: plant extra seeds at planting time, as rosemary seeds are a bit finicky about germinating!