Rosemary Rose Plant
Rosmarinus prostratus (Creeping Rosemary)
Rosmarinus prostratus, commonly called Prostrate Rosemary, is a hardy, low-growing shrub with aromatic green foliage and masses of blue flowers from late winter through spring. Its trailing habit makes it perfect for cascading over walls, covering banks, or spilling from pots. Hardy and drought-tolerant once established, it thrives in sunny, well-drained sites across New Zealand. Combining ornamental appeal with culinary use, Prostrate Rosemary is a versatile, low-maintenance choice for gardens and landscaping.
Rosmarinus officinalis alba (White Rosemary)
Rosmarinus officinalis alba, commonly known as White Rosemary, features petite, white flowers which are borne through spring and held amidst the small, mid-green leaves. It grows with an upright habit to about 1.2 m tall and 90 cm wide. White Rosemary is a versatile plant that is ideal for adding to a mixed planting, trimming into a hedge, maintaining in a container, or including in the herb garden. It is often used in Mediterranean and cottage gardens and suits being planted around outdoor living areas.
