About This

• READY TO PLANT: Includes 12 Creeping Rosemary live starter plants (Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Prostratus’) in 2.5-inch nursery cubes, fully rooted and ready for your rock gardens, retaining walls, or containers. Also known as Trailing Rosemary.
• ABOUT THIS PLANT: Hardy evergreen aromatic herb, hardy for USDA Zones 8–11. Can mature to 2–3 ft tall and 4–8 ft wide. Thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. Features dense, needle-like, dark green foliage with a rich herbal fragrance and delicate blue flowers that bloom from late winter through spring.
• PERFECT FOR LANDSCAPING: Excellent for cascading over walls, groundcover in rock gardens, or as a container spiller in herb or ornamental gardens. Adds texture, fragrance, and beauty to Mediterranean-style landscapes.
• NATURALLY LOW-MAINTENANCE: Drought-tolerant once established, deer-resistant, and pet-safe. Its aromatic foliage is perfect for cooking and adds year-round greenery to your garden while attracting beneficial pollinators.
• SHIPPED WITH CARE: Grown in the USA and hand-packed with protective wrapping and care instructions by our veteran- and family-owned nursery. Plants are unique and may vary slightly from photos.
• OUR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE: We stand behind every plant with a 30-day guarantee from delivery. If your plants arrive damaged or struggle, simply send us a photo—we’ll promptly refund or replace your plants.

Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor, Outdoor
• Brand : CitronellaKing
• Material Feature : GMO Free
• Color : Green
• Special Feature : Culinary and Ornamental, Drought and Heat Tolerant, Fragrant Evergreen Herb, Low-Growing and Trailing, Pollinator Friendly Culinary and Ornamental, Drought and Heat Tolerant, Fragrant Evergreen Herb, Low-Growing and Trailing, Pollinator Friendly
• Expected Blooming Period : Spring to Summer
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun to Partial Sun
• Unit Count : 12.0 Count
• Expected Planting Period : Spring
• Product Care Instructions : After unpacking, place your new plants in bright, filtered light for the first few days to help them adjust. Avoid freezing or extreme heat. Keep the soil lightly moist, watering when the top inch feels dry. This short acclimation period helps your plant settle into its new environment. When transplanting, plant at the same soil depth as it was in the pot and ensure well-draining soil. Continue learning and observing your plant’s needs—sunlight, water, and rest will help it thrive. After unpacking, place your new plants in bright, filtered light for the first few days to help them adjust. Avoid freezing or extreme heat. Keep the soil lightly moist, water… See more