Rosemary is a shrubby perennial with aromatic needle-like foliage, available in heights from 1½–4 ft. Most hardy in zones 4–24, 26–32; 'Arp' survives to -10°F. Excellent in containers (bring indoors in cold zones). Space 2–3 ft. apart.
Prune regularly to encourage new growth.
Beef, breads, cheeses, dressings, eggs, lamb, legumes, marinades, oils, potatoes, poultry, roasted game, seafood, soups, stews, stuffings, vegetables.
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