Description
A popular and traditional rosemary shrub that has been grown into a standard tree form. This common rosemary produces large spikes of purple-blue flowers from mid-spring into summer, alongside narrow dark green leaves that release an excellent fragrance.It is the flavour that makes rosemary such a popular addition to the garden. Add to roasted meats and vegetables for a peppery, almost herby taste. Plant straight into the ground to heighten a display or use this tree to add structure to an archway or garden path.What’s more, this variety is outstanding for drawing the attention of bees and butterflies, having even been labelled by the RHS as a ‘Plant for Pollinators’.
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