Use stake as thick as stem, reaching into head. Secure with figure-eight ties; check and loosen as stem grows.
Selectively pinch new shoots to maintain head shape (over-pinching reduces buds). Don't shear. Fertilize as other potted plants. Repot if drying quickly: move to pot 2″ larger, make 4 vertical root cuts, fresh mix, water well.
In cold climates, bring indoors before frost to east/west window in cool room. Water sparingly, no fertilizer. Return outdoors when nights >55°F. Rosemary: Zone 7+ in ground; colder zones bring in, cut back ⅓, cool sunny spot (<60°F), dry side, no fertilizer.
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