Gardeners love rosemary, indoors and outdoors, often shaping it into small topiaries that look fashionably smart in decorative pots. Use them on the mantel, in the center of the table or grouped ...

Rosemary topiaries are very popular during the holidays because they are often shaped like Christmas trees. They're also very fragrant. With proper care, these topiaries can be kept alive long ...

Add a Rosemary topiary to this year’s holiday season A Rosemary topiary offers attractive foliage for holiday decor, a pine aroma, and herbs for holiday meals. (Photo courtesy of MelindaMyers.com) ...

Rosemary topiaries pruned to resemble Christmas trees are becoming popular holiday plants. The nurseries carry a wide variety of sizes, and they make attractive, fragrant holiday decorations if ...

To propagate a rosemary topiary for training into a shape such as a Christmas tree, select an 8-inch long, unbranched shoot from an existing plant. Strip away the bottom-most leaves and place into ...

Q: The rosemary "tree" I bought for Christmas may be dead, but I can't tell. It's not green and very dry. I've tried several locations in my home. - L.T., Houston A: Holiday rosemary topiaries can ...

Q • The leaves of my rosemary topiary plant are getting a white fuzz on them, and the new growth looks very thin and spindly. What can I do to ...

A Rosemary topiary offers attractive foliage for holiday decor, a pine aroma, and herbs for holiday meals. (Photo courtesy of MelindaMyers.com) By Melinda Myers | PUBLISHED: December 17, 2023 at 6 ...

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is a Mediterranean native and hardy to zone 8. This evergreen perennial herb grows 4 to 6 feet tall outdoors in zones 8 and warmer. There are a few cultivars like ...