Rosemary flowering plant

Answer 1

Rosemary is a tender perennial shrub. Grows in zones 7 - 10 Other places it should be planted in a container.

Where I lived in Arizona I had a rosemary hedge, it didn't need much work... a little water, a little mulch and I had rosemary anytime and in any quantity I needed.

Here in the north I keep mine in a deep terracotta pot. It goes outdoors as soon as the frosts are finished and comes in late in the fall. When I bring it in I give it a heavy pruning, my herb cupboard benefits from that, water it well and put it in a sunny window, away from a heat vent, where it is allowed to rest. Come the spring, water it well and move it back outside.

Answer 2

I am not sure i understand the question, but i can give some info:

All rosemary plant will bloom. they need well drained soil and like sun or half shade.

It is important that they have room around them and are free of more aggressive plants as for an example mint-species.

Rosemary is not aggressive towards other species and can be put in big pots with other flowers.

Some species can survive frost in the winthers but must be protected a bit.

Rosemary is a slow growing plant.