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Introduction
Rosemary's rich green foliage is highly aromatic, making this plant a sensory delight. Be sure to plant some in your herb garden and in pots on your porch or patio.
Rosemary's rich green foliage is highly aromatic, making this plant a sensory delight. Be sure to plant some in your herb garden and in pots on your porch or patio. Rosemary likes full sun. If you are a cook this herb is a necessity in the kitchen!
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Top Rosemary articles
Here are our favorite Rosemary articles and resources. Be sure to check out the Rosemary Articles and Posts tab for more Rosemary posts and content!
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Weekend Project: Build a Better Garden Bed
by chief cultivator on March 19, 2010
1. Start at ground level. Work in wheel... read more
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Herb Spotlight: Chamomile
by Spirit Horse Herbals on March 19, 2010
Having a hard time sleeping? Feeling the pinc... read more
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amazing markers and stakes
by FigTree on January 26, 2010
So I was very inspired by one of the photos tha... read more
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Drying your herbs for cooking
by dig the dirt editor on January 12, 2010
herbs | perrenial herbs | annual herbs | tender... read more
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building a potted herb garden: weekend project
by dig the dirt editor on January 12, 2010
herbs | general care | overwintering herbs |... read more
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choosing a planting site for your herbs
by dig the dirt editor on January 12, 2010
herbs | general care | overwintering herbs| ... read more
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How to build a raised vegetable bed; video and instructions
by dig the dirt editor on January 07, 2010
Building a raised vegetable bed for your garden... read more
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Grocery Gardening
by dig the dirt editor on December 11, 2009
With the combined efforts of powerhouses Jean A... read more
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Tips for a Successful Kitchen Garden
by dig the dirt editor on April 24, 2009
Dream big, plant small. If you don’... read more
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The Kitchen Garden: Basics
by dig the dirt editor on April 24, 2009
Get An Early Start | Warm Weather Crops |... read more
Rosemary spotlight
Rosemary, Pinkie
Pinkie Rosemary is a woody perennial with small, narrow leaves and exquisite pink flowers. With a wide variety of culinary, medicinal, and ritual uses. It has a long standing as a central core in European herbal medicine. Stimulates blood circulation, easing headaches and migraine, and encouraging hair growth. Known to be beneficial in treating nervous problems such as epilepsy and vertigo, and acting as a general restorative and uplifting tonic. Ornamentally, rosemary graces any herb garden and is just as effective in the landscape as well as containers.
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Onitsuka Tiger City Sneakers
by sheday on August 04, 2020
With the increasing popularity of trail-ready m... read more
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Infused Olive Oil
by DrDirtyGreenThumb on September 13, 2011
So Ive been reading up alot on how to make your... read more
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I think that my Huntington Carpet Rosemary is dying or partially dead. Is anyone familiar with this plant? Help!!
by Mercerwood Gardener on June 03, 2011
Some of the green foliage is back but the major... read more
Rosemary Q&A
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When I bring my herbs indoors for the winter, they are infested by pests.by dig the dirt editor | (1 answer)Answer this
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