More Foliage, More Flowers

Learn about several plant varieties and the planting information for each zone.

Tuscan Blue Rosemary (10 of 14)

Aromatic, dark green leaves
Grow in poor or mildly fertile, but sharply drained soil
Grow in full sun in all zones
Height: 4-6 feet; Width: to 4-6 feet
Hardy in USDA zones (7)8-11:
Zones 7: Plant in spring; mulch in spring and again heavier in fall; place in warmer micro-climate near structure or protected area; prune in spring to desired shape; may be marginally hardy in this zone.
Zones 8: Plant in spring or early fall; mulch in spring and fall; prune in spring to desired shape.
Zones 9: Plant in spring or early fall; mulch in fall; prune in spring to desired shape.
Zones 10: Plant in spring or early fall; mulch in fall; prune in spring to desired shape.
Zones 11: Plant in spring or early fall; mulch in fall; prune in spring to desired shape.

Rosmarinus 'Lockwood Deforest' - Dwarf Rosemary
Evergreen groundcover with fine-textured needle-like leaves and pale blue flowers
Grow in poor or mildly fertile, but sharply drained soil
Grow in full sun in all zones
Height: to 24 inches; Width: 48 inches, spreading
Hardy in USDA zones 8-11:
Zones 8: Plant in spring or early fall; prune back after flowering.
Zones 9: Plant in spring or early fall; prune back after flowering.
Zones 10: Plant in spring or early fall; prune back after flowering.
Zones 11: Plant in spring or early fall; prune back after flowering.

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