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Rosemary is a native of the Mediterranean region and is part of the large mint or Lamiaceae family which includes many other herbs.
No, cotton plants are not herbs. Herbs are; thyme, sweet basil, oregano, rosemary and there are many more.
Although both are herbs and are used in Ayurveda, they are not the same and as far as I'm aware, not even related.
a Fragrant plant is a plant that has a distinctive smell. such as mint or lavender for instance.
There are dozens of plants that will do well in hot sunny window boxes. Two of my favourites are Rosemary and Nasturtium. Rosemary is one of the most fragrant of the culinary herbs and comes in both up-right and prostrate (low growing or trailing) forms. The leaves of this plant is great in soups and pasta sauces. It loves the sun and is drought tolerant. It is however not a plant that will over winter in cold climates. Nasturtiums are bright annuals that grow on vines, come in yellows, oranges and reds. These little plants thrive on neglect, in fact if you fertilise them you won't get as many flowers on them. Both the leaves and flowers are edible and have a crisp peppery flavour that goes well in salads.
No, thyme is a herb (a plant) and time is as in clock.
Yes. It is a flowering plant.
A fragrant plant
Rosemary is one of those wonderful herbs that makes a beautiful ornamental plant as well as a welcome culinary seasoning. However, you don't need perfect sunshine, sea mist or even a never-ending summer to successfully grow rosemary. In fact, more rosemary plants suffer from too much attention than from too little.
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Rosmarinus officinalis or the common Rosemary is an herbaceous shrub. It is used as an ornamental plant as well as a culinary herb.
The climbing leguminous plant that is cultivated for it' butterfly shape is the Sweet Pea. The Sweet Pea also has fragrant smelling flowers