Beautiful though they are, most rosemary holiday bushes often don’t last beyond the holiday season. Rosemary is an outdoor shrub, not an indoor tropical houseplant. The techniques homeowners use to successfully grow philodendrons and ferns indoors will kill rosemary. Here’s what to do.
With the cooling fall weather, herb gardeners are busy harvesting and prepping the garden for winter. This includes some trimming of the shrubs that may have exceeded their allotted space.
Recently we had a major shuffle of furniture in my home. The goal was setting up a home office for my husband so he could work without interruption. In the process I discovered some surprises in desk drawers and boxes – precious memories of relatives long gone, a wrist watch I never used, a pristine stack of No. 2 pencils, in other words the accumulation of years of living.
When I walk in my herb garden I’m invariably drawn to my rosemary. My fingers can’t resist trailing thought the leaves and releasing that aroma. Every garden (herb or otherwise) should include a rosemary bush.
When you become an expert on a subject, people tend to think you know EVERYTHING about your chosen field and NEVER make mistakes. Nothing could be further from the truth. So as part of my campaign to encourage you, my ever-lovin’ readers, to “think BIG for 2020,” I have asked a handful of herb gardening experts to answer the following question:
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