Rosemary is hardy outdoors in Atlanta and similar climates (USDA zones 7–8). Most gardeners leave plants in the garden year-round, pruning winter-damaged limbs in spring. Varieties like 'Arp' and 'Athens Blue Spires' offer extra cold tolerance.
Rosemary topiaries are popular holiday gifts but often fail indoors due to powdery mildew and root rot. If you receive a potted rosemary:
When weather warms in April, move rosemary to the landscape where it thrives. The plant in the photo below shows a healthy potted specimen ready for outdoor planting.
rosemary in pot
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