How To Grow A Rosemary Plant For Decades | 12 Secrets To Success
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- Every imaginable secret, tip, and trick to growing rosemary in your garden. Important rules to follow to keep your rosemary alive for years. Rosemary has been known to live as much as 30 years in its native environment. Follow along and you'll never need to buy rosemary again.
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Upright Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Tuscan Blue'): This variety features tall, upright growth, making it ideal for hedges or as a backdrop in gardens. It has deep blue flowers and highly aromatic leaves.
Creeping Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus'): As the name suggests, this is a low-growing, trailing variety, perfect for hanging baskets, containers, or as a ground cover. It has light blue to violet flowers.
Golden Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Joyce DeBaggio'): This variety is known for its variegated leaves that are green with yellow streaks. It's an eye-catching plant in any garden and has pale blue flowers.
Pink Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Pink'): This unique rosemary has pink flowers, a rare color in rosemary plants. It's a great ornamental plant and maintains the typical rosemary leaf flavor and aroma.
Arp Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Arp'): Known for its cold hardiness, 'Arp' can withstand lower temperatures than most other rosemary varieties. It has a bushy growth habit and produces blue flowers.
Barbecue Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Barbecue'): This variety has long, straight stems and is often used as skewers for grilling. Its leaves are highly flavorful, making it a favorite for culinary use.
Spice Islands Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Spice Islands'): Known for its strong flavor, this type is often preferred in cooking. It grows upright and has dark blue flowers.
Majorca Pink Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Majorca Pink'): This variety stands out with its unusual pink flowers. It's a bushy plant, often used for decorative purposes in gardens and for culinary uses.
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My friend had a 20+ yo rosemary. When Texas had that freeze a couple of years ago it eventually died. We actually grieved over it.
I love rosemary because the smell always makes me think of Christmas of the past. 😢
Absolutely understand. RIP Rosemary. And thank you for your bounty.
I have grieved over plants as well.
yes, I lived in Fredericksburg at the time, a catastrophe with the oaks.
how does it do with heat? I'm down a bit by harris county.
Rosemary attracts butterflys!! They can smell it miles away!!
We usually have temperatures down to minus 25 degrees Celsius, our rosemary survived in the garden for years, without EVER covering it.
I live in an apartment complex for older adults.
We have a roof garden where we can grow plants in the summer.
I grow organic rosemary along with a few flowers.
Unfortunately, we have to clear our boxes of all plants at the end of the summer.
Sniff.
I love rosemary so much.
Me too….it makes me think of Christmas even in July 😀
My Rosemary has always survived…but not thrived. I love Rosemary but just haven’t figured out how to grow it well. You’ve helped me with some great tips, so I’ll hope this year will be the year of ROSEMARY success. Thanks!
Plant near a concrete or rock wall! What a wonderful idea!
We had a rosemary here that was about 12 years old. It always did well here in our yard next to the house (NW WA Zone 8b) until winter of '22-'23 and it suddenly died that spring of '23. We were so upset! I now just bought two little rosemary starts and hopefully they'll live as long as our other one did.
Thanks! I now know why I’ve had such “bad luck” with bringing rosemary inside. Living in zone six, on the edge of five, I have to bring it in by the beginning of November.
I bought an 'Arp' variety in 2011. It survived outside NE TN until last December (2022) when we had single digit temps at Christmas. Luckily, I had taken cuttings from the original plant earlier in the year and have 3 new plants. I planted one in a pot...just in case; but I am sold on 'Arp'.
Hey,can I ask you please,how did you store your cutting till you rooted it??..
I'm just learning about all these diffrent varieties..
I absolutely adore Rosemary..St Mary's hospice where my mom is has got two big beautiful rosemary bushes,the flowers are just beautiful & the bee's just love them..
I am trying to root some now,a little while back,it rooted but died,think my soil was to wet😔😔..I'm always picking some rosemary to take to my mom with a few other flowers..I don't usually like picking flowers,but it's nice to see my mom's face light up with a smile when she see's them🤗🤗..
I hope I can root some rosemary,the ones I have put in soil have been in for a few weeks now & still strong🤞🤞at least one takes,if I can grow it I'm going to plant a few..
Sorry about the ramble,I got carried away..
Hope you are keeping well,take care🌻🌼🌳🍁🌻🌼🌳🍁
@@skullrose8985, with the rosemary, I rooted them in soil immediately after I pruned the bush. I think it's best to try rooting after they flower because they're too busy putting out the hormones for flowering, not rooting. If you can't root them immediately, try wrapping them in a damp paper towel (not wet), put that in a plastic bag and put that in the fridge until you're ready. It's going to be a balancing act between keeping them moist & green or too moist & rotting. I have heard of people rooting rosemary in water, but I've never had luck with that method, too wet, I think. Good luck!
I live in South Africa, in an area that does ot get your kind of temperatures. I am always hesitant to follow garden channels from other countries, due to growing conditions. This channel, however, does it for me, based solely on this topic. I have learnt so much about, NOT, killing my rosemary. Thank you so much, for sharing so much useful information.
Have Rosemary that survived Bloemfontein and Clocolan Free State winters. Ideally it is naturally dry enough - no chance for overwatering.
I lived in RSA in Natal back in 77 and 78. What a beautiful country it was. Almost anything would grow.
You were in my suggested videos! Such a beautiful rosemary plant!
So nice of you
zone 4, I brought it in the house,
I have a terracotta pot, in very well drained soil, with a humidifier, East window, and gro light.
It is actually growing okay. I think the lack of humidity hurts them when growing indoors.
You can mist them with water … via a spray bottle
I have Rosemary in my yard that's probably been there since 1962 when the house was built. Sandy soil and several frosts and a few snows. Stays where it is!
Sandy soil may be the key. Happy gardening
I had a rosemary for years -12 years but then it died. I bought some no name rosemery which died after one year. Did my research and the "Arp" cultiver good to 20F below zero. She is doing well i take a sprig when i need it. so far it is good. And our high today was 10f
Beautiful and healthy rosemary! 😊
Wow such a healthy plant
I live in zone 6 and it’s been growing for 13 years. I planted it a lot outdoors and it has no problems even in snow.
I was thinking about his comment about branches breaking because of the snow, if the snow falls in and around the plants branches, the branches are also supported by the snow, and insulated, so I don't think snow should be much of a problem, unless you plant rosemary next to your house, where a bunch of snow slides down from the roof and falls on the plant.
I live in zone 6, it dies in winter inside or outside. Could not figure out what did I do wrong. What kind of rosemary do you plant outside? Thanks.
@@LC-vk3gd I got it at Lowe’s as a 4 in pot when I moved here to NM. It blooms light blue and is an upright variety. Been growing since 2010 and is a huge 3 foot high and spread 10 ft wide. Bees love it. I have planted more and it has done better than any other plant here. Bloomed Spring and Fall. It does well even with snow piled on it. No problems at all. Will post pictures soon if I remember to.
Thanks for the info.@@Bountifulfavor
I live in zone 5 in Canada and didn’t realize that rosemary doesn’t like the cold….my bush was so lovely in 2022 but had died during the winter…I thought it was something I did wrong. I will try again and overwinter in the house next time.
Great information,thanks 🌿🍃
Glad it was helpful!
So, a growbag of the required size would be a good option as it surely will not keep any moisture retention that way. I have one that I have been growing in my Elevated and Raised Cypress beds. It's getting good drainage, but I was wanting to put it in a growbag, most likely a 15 or 20 gallon one. I'll make sure it's a very Perlite heavy mix for it now. Thank you for all of the good information about it. Mine came from the grocery store... LoL 🤠👍 Also, I use mine for its intended purpose. So I "Prune" if often but lightly. So, I rarely need to actually prune it. Mine is only 4 years old at the moment, but it's a nice size, a little smaller than the one you have.
The rosemary sold by Bonnie Plants is the "Arp" variety.
Beautiful plant rosemary
Yes it is…..love the smell too….
Great information. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Love the bonsai ❤
So nice of you
We brought our Arp in. I'm glad I did; we had that hard freeze down to zero and mid teens for almost a week.. West Tennessee zone 8A now.
Mediterranean plants struggle in the frost, so good idea.
Zone 8a seems to be getting colder with Jan ice storms last two years. Maybe lithic planting is called for...Thanks for the vid.✌️
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you tell us all about caring and propagating it too. I found your video to be very comprehensive and helpful and very useful too. That’s why I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too
Glad it was helpful!
I learned a few things that may help me overwinter my rosemary. I have succeeded but not every time. Thank you.
Glad to help
Great video! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks fr the share!
My pleasure happy gardening
Great video. You’re a great teacher. Thanks for all the info. Just got a rosemary seedling and already watered it too much. I’ll add perlite to the soil.
Thank you your too kind. Good luck on your next one. Cheers.
I’m in zone 6; eastern PA and arp lived in the center of my yard for 30+ years and even bloomed!
I NEVER brought it in.
I had a small prostratus and brought it in and they live till April and then die right before it’s time to put it out again!
There was a wooden fence on the north face but 8’ away! It did get south exposure most of the day and I never covered it even from 20+ inches of snow!
I recently moved a few miles away into the next town and immediately planted another 5” rosemary plant. She lived there next to the sunroom with not too much south light (afternoon only) but under the eaves so she didn’t get too much overwatering from rain.
She lived six years and grew SO BIG that she literally took over half my patio.
I pruned her hard and she came back beautifully.
She bloomed and grew until a severe, very frigid winter took her. She even had ice on her branches.
When I had to remove her, she was huge; her roots went under my porch and was very hard to remove!
I then learned to prune them more often before they get too overgrown.
I planted another last year and it literally tripled in size in one year. It does not get full sun till mid afternoon.
She seems to like her location.
Thank you for more information on caring for your herbs. I usually plant my rosemary in a huge pot alongside the sage , and last fall I planted some garlic cloves in the same huge pot, covered with lots of grass clippings. I am just waiting on the weather before I check them out to see how they are doing.
Great tip! Happy gardening
Zone 7a in N.E.Arkansas I just cover with a deep layer of leaves for winter, uncover when ever it's nice and recover for hard freeze. Plant is huge.
Thank you so very much…This was extremely helpful…🌞🌞🌞
So glad!
Thank you for sharing your experience of growing rosemary.
I noticed that the Christmas bought rosemary survives much better if you using EM1 proper diluted solution. Microorganisms prevent rot and provide slightly acidic environment.
Well that goes against everything I’ve done with some baby Rosemary I planted a year ago in our clay soil. Each of them are the size of a car bonnet I watered them for a couple of weeks in summer when they first went in and have done nothing else. They clearly love clay soil and neglect her in Australia.😂
Ahhh I see the issue. Southern Hemisphere. 😂
@elwood212 same here, I have a gigantic 15m rosemary hedge in clay soil that only gets watered when it rains & occasionally if we’re going thru a heatwave here in Adelaide. The bees have a picnic in it & it’s a fave spot for my local pair of blue tongue lizards
The clay can be beneficial in such a dry environment.
Clay retains water far longer than sandy type soil.
I'm in South Carolina, US. I did prep the soil: tilled the soil and planted the rosemary. 8 years ago. Mine thrives on healthy neglect. I'm in zone 8A.
Thank you!!
You're welcome! Happy gardening
Thank u for the info...😮💨
No problem 👍 happy gardening
I bought 3 different rosemary plants last year all kitchen edible ones. I planted all 3 in one 15 gallon fabric pot. I think I'm what's called the accidental gardener. I'm in the new zone of 7b, prior 7a and left it all winter without any shelter in the fabric pot with temps getting down to 15-20 and 40's during the day. Needless to say, it's thriving. We had a snow storm come thru and didn't bother to even check it to see how it's doing. Just looked and still going strong. I think I used Coast of Maine container mix and during the summer I watered when I thought it might need a drink so whatever Mother Nature provides is the only attention it gets. If I used fertilizer it was Alaska brand. All I can say is if it survives me it'll survive anybody.
If you're growing it in a pot, you will need to repot it every Fall. Use liquid fish fertilizer every few weeks when it's indoors for the winter. As soon as all danger of frost has passed, put it back in the ground for the summer.
Ok, I'm in 10a Florida. I brought my tiny, potted rosemary into the garage because I am afraid it would get hurt. You are telling me I can leave her outside. Thank you. I was worrying about 40F
Mine has survived freezing many times but I would think 40f no worries.
I’ve lived in many areas of CA; SoCal (San Juan Cap in the hills) to on the coast (Santa Cruz), to the very Northern area (Chico-Northernmost Sacramento Valley). I’ve never failed to be able to grow Rosemary. Just water so they stay happy. At the 2500’ (~800m) level, snow never bothered them, but I admit the snow never stayed longer than a week. Beautiful plants with so much aroma that just a few cuttings give my pillow a satisfying, relaxing, Zen mindfulness.
Thanks for the info!
@@ZenGardenOasis. I believe herbs can thrive in many environments. Just give them a chance and tend to their needs!
My rosemary overwintered fine in zone 8b. I left it in its grow pot up against the brick foundation of the house. We got lots of rain this winter, so water was not a problem. I will repot it this year into a bigger container. I occasionally throw a little 10-10-10 on it, occasionally as well as a handful of lime. I have it in good potting soil. I will add a little vermiculite with it when I repot it. My mint also survived the winter, which surprised me. I did put a good dose of Miracle Grow on it last fall. I will treat it just like my Meyer Lemon tree. They sound like the like the same environment.
Happy gardening
I planted a dying potted rosemary into my sandy soil in SC and now its thriving.
We converted to cloth containers, Great drainage and portable. We live in Gainesville Florida
I envy your weather. Happy gardening
I am going to try to grow it from seed and I am going to buy a plant in the shop and will follow your rules for growing it . I am living in Belgium and we have a very high humidity and I did not have success as yet but I also kept the plant in ordinary potting soil and watered it to much.
You can take a cut off of a rosemary plant and put it in a shallow water jar and root it. Plant when the roots are half an inch in a pot
I love Rosemary in my food. And it’s so pretty, indeed.
I feel like I see huge Rosemary bushes all over in SE North Carolina, not sure if it is though.
My Rosemary thrives in the desert of Las Vegas.
Mediterranean plant similar environs. Happy gardening
What about fertilizing it? Any tips? And thank you for such a detailed video. I learned a lot.
I'm just now watching this and I have a five year Rosemary plant outside and it has gotten cold here in Virginia. Mine smells and looks good and big. Taste good too. I do nothing to it except water when I can in summer. Cut off what I need to cook and may trim once out of control. Although I have in the last two years feed it pond dirty water from koi pond.
Pond water is extremely nutritious. Happy gardening. 👍
In our country rosemary is planted as hedges. It grows to over 5 meters high, and has no problem with 45 celcius or snow.
I've had ARP in my zone 6 garden for years. We hit -10 each year and feet of snow. Much less work.
Rosemary is one of my favorites, I use it a lot! Unfortunately here in 5b I've never had any luck keeping a plant outside year round, I'm hoping I can find an "ARP" this spring. Thank you!
I just commented that I put all 3 different edible variety in a fabric pot and it's survived snow rain and 15 degree temps with maybe highs of 40 degree most days. I only recall one being "chefs" type and the other 2 I can't recall. I planted around late April May and just left it alone and pretty much whatever nature provided and it's thriving outside. I'm now in 7b but had been 7a. Maybe it's the 15gal Root Pouch fabric pot and put all 3 in together. I'll have to pull it out and add more soil then back it goes. I think I used Coast of Maine container mix. Give it a try and I think it loves being ignored because that's what I did. Hope you get your rosemary thriving.
@@adriankap2978 Lucky you, how big was the bag?
@@suzannevega2289 Well I just went and checked and the roots are really strong and as deep at the pot with all 3. I'm just shaking my head at how great they look. All about 24 to 28" tall from maybe a 3 or 4 inch tall plant. I checked the tags and all 3 are Bonnie Plants Rosemary, doesn't say the name of the type it is. I'll have to take them out to add more soil underneath about 6" more. The fabric air prunes the roots and could be part of why their doing so well and the leaves that blew in the pot must have insulated the top of the soil is the only thing keeping them from freezing, i guess. Plant as early as you can to establish by winter and I'll bet you'll have the same success.
@@adriankap2978 Thats great. I have tried all different ways over the years, cover with cloth, leaves, in ground, in bag, in pot, prune, don't prune, wrapped the pot/ bag with blanket, I even made a little glass house for it last year, I've tried every thing 😮💨 I'm no expert, but I have been gardening for many, many years It's really the only herb I have trouble with. I currently have 3 starter plants that I started in Dec. they are growing well, I'm hoping I can get them to last😉
@@suzannevega2289 Oh, I hope they just thrive and this be the year they bring you a smile. It could very well be that the stars are aligned and had pity on me. I also read that above ground plants are best planted when the moon is full and underground roots like potatoes etc are best planted when there's no moon. I only grow herbs and flowers and planted all during a full moon. I hope you'll give a fabric pot a try. Anyway, happy growing. We're suppose to have an early Spring, so Puxatawny Phil says on groundhogs days last week.
Question about greenhouses...I'm in Middle TN. Usually 7a but apparently the new zoning map has me in 7b. I have a 10x16 UNHEATED greenhouse. Will Rosemary survive in that environment? While I know it will keep the frost off the plant, it still gets very cold at night....currently down to single digits, even negative Temps. I've never used my greenhouse for over wintering so I'm clueless. Thanks for any information.
My rosemary is currently in my greenhouse. We just went through a cold spell and I heat for about 13 hours overnight. It does touch 32f so tender plants can be damaged, but almost everything survives.
I love Rosemary. And never had a plant live past 2 years in a pot ourside. Maybe it is because they were not organic and needed a special fertilizer from the corporation? Your fortunate if your are able to grow them
Hi, I'm growing some creeping rosemary indoors using the 'kratky method", and its thriving . Very surprising since I'd always been paranoid about it needing drainage.
Good luck!
I think climate has tons to do with success. In parts of California Rosemary is planted in the median strips on the highways. Huge bushes with beautiful blue flowers. I’m going to try as a container plant this year here in Arkansas, using a black garbage bag covering in the winter. I’m thinking stakes to keep it from touching the plant and occasionally airing it when checking on it during the winter. Has anyone tried using those silver prepper “blankets” for insulation? I think I’m going to experiment and see if they might work. Black bags absorb the sun, while silver might reflect the cold. Should be interesting.
would coconut coir be useful?? I like using it to help with my moisture issues.
Yes, absolutely
Here in Portland Oregon our climate allows us to have rosemary outside uear round
I am in zone 1b canada. we get super cold winters, out house gets as low as 11-14 Celsius in the winter at times. will a rosemary plant do well enough you think in that?
I would think winter protection
I'm in Florida zone 10 and I have raised garden planters on my lanai. Can a 1 gallon Rosemary plant do well in these? They are rectangular 4 feet long and 2 feet high.
I would think your zone would be perfect for it. Happy gardening
I couldn't get the rosemary seeds to sprout, and I don't have a greenhouse. Ehat can we do? My sister wants some culinary herb plants. We are in zone 7b. But her soil pH is 8.5 so I have to do something about that. I'm not good at using pots. She does have a wood stove in the house.
Start in a garage, basement or indoors.
Wow ! I learned much from your video ! I’ve killed all my rosemary plants. I live in northern Minnesota, and I’ve always brought mine in the house, but WRONG soil 😕‼️THANK YOU !!
Your too kind thank you.
So powdery mildew is "only" cused by poor drainage?
Can I use coarse river sand instead of perlite?
Yes…drains well
Do you recommend watering rosemary plant from the bottom, since some of us are prone to over watering?
Throughout the winter mine sits in a circular 2-3inch tray so it does self water through the winter (in greenhouse).
i have brought my rosemary in this winter (zone 5b) to grow under grow lights. Unfortunately, 2 plants have died and a couple other have brown tips. Could you tell me why turning brown?
Overwatering? Possible soil not draining? Stronger grow lights (full spectrum). Some Possibilities.
Thank you
I'm in zone 5b and have mine in terracotta pot that I've brought in this winter. I have it near a window (no grow light) and it's doing great. Maybe it's first timers luck - I hope it continues doing well till I can put it outside this year.
I had a rosemary plant that I thought was indestructible and then suddenly it died this winter.
I’m in Canada and my 2 year old rosemary has spreading brown needle tips half the length ea needle. Is this a fungus
Cheers Brent🥰
Could it be over watering?
What about the one that looks like an evergreen tree?? Im i in metro tampa, herbs are very hard to find!! 9b zome
Yes those are common around Christmas. Not sure of the variety.
Why dont I see the link for the soil recipe.
Ive never had my Rosemary to bloom flowers. What should i do?
How old are the plants. Mine didn't start to bloom until last year - they were 5 years old.
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Great video...now i know why i always kill my rosemary!
Zone 7? How about give it to us In temperatures?
Varies from winter to winter
I am in Zone 6b, all my arps froze.😊
I live in Central California on the coast, what is my zone?
Go to weather. Gov and type in your zip code on zone locator.
I am actually surprised listening to this video and some of the comments made about Winter killing Rosemary. I put in a small 6 inch plant in my flower bed 12 years ago. It has sense grown to a huge bush over 5ft tall and the width around 4ft. I live in the Mojave Desert where our Summers get to 115 degress and our Winters drop well under freezing. Once in a while it will snow here. My Rosemary has never had a problem. Five years ago a new neighbor moved in next door and she planted 5 Rosemarys in her front yard that are now as big as mine. In fact hers are even healthier because they flower so well. Mine does too but hers just go crazy. She has never done anything to her Rosemarys to try and help them because they never needed any. So, this is confusing to me like I said. How come our Rosemarys can survive our desert temperatures just fine?
My rosemary has powdery mildew.... help!
1 ounce listerine mouthwash in 1 gallon of water. Mist spray in evening 1x week for 1 month.
Mine is in a pot already and I just bring it in my house.
Excellent.
What those zones mean??
USA hardiness zones. You can find a map online. If your outside the USA I’m sure there’s maps for each country. Cheers.
Is your green house heated?
Depending on outdoor temp. Electric in extreme cold and candle power in moderate cool temps.
I have never been able to kill rosemary
Thank you- I can't seem to keep it alive! 😔
Too wet maybe. Use a moisture meter. Make sure soil is well draining.
Definitely too wet- and afternoon shade! Thanks again for the tips! 👍
I'm in Los Angeles, and my potted Rosemary dies all the time. I try not watering too much.
I would think LA should be the perfect environment.
When I did grow things in Los Angeles, the issue was not watering enough. Containers need more water in the hot LA summers.
Also, you have to check if your potting mix has dried out too much. If that’s the case, it actually becomes hydrophobic. Best way to rehydrate the soil is to put the container in a bin of water and let it soak up the water for a day. Then the potting soil will be able to take water again.
Good luck!
sometimes I wonder...how those ANCIENT plants that have been around FOREVER...could make it without interference of MAN.....I have lots of Rosemary in my Garden...and I am not digging them out and replanting them....I simply care and love them by giving them some kind attention and thankfulness....I deeply trust Nature..that knows EXACTLY where to allow a plant to seed and grow...and where not....
Many times we take plants out of their natural habitat, annual rainfall amount and normal temp ranges, soil conditions, hence we may have to modify their care.
My Rosemary grows great for a year then it gets powdery mildew and never recovers.
Try listerine one ounce per gallon in soil and plant once per month. (Misting bottle)
@@ZenGardenOasis. Thank you! I will try it.
They thrive under all conditions. No special care neded
Zone 5 😖
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Rosemary is one of the most fragile plants ive ever owned.