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Bog Rosemary: Looks Like Rosemary, Isn't Edible, Hates Georgia Heat

Andromeda polifolia (bog rosemary) mimics rosemary but prefers cool, boggy soils (NY, ME). Won't thrive here.

Kitchen?

No. Used medicinally historically, but toxic. Keep out of cooking.

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