Rosemary Plant

Rosemary PlantLatin name Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary is an evergreen, fragrant culinary herb that is highly tolerant of cold, heat, and drought. Low effort gardeners rejoice! In spring and summer, expect flowers in white, pink, or blue. Rosemary can grow up to 6 feet tall and quite wide and bushy. Because its evergreen, your rosemary plants will easily perennialize. Rosemary is a member of the mint family and was re classified as a salvia in 2017.

but can withstand occasional dry periods without a fuss

but Sapodilla trees can be found throughout the world in commercial farms and backyards alike

The Seminoles learned the process from the native Indians who shared it with the settlers

Allow your persimmons to sit on the counter until they are *very* soft to the squeeze

Latin name - Eriobotrya japonica

The seeds are noted to have insecticidal properties (don’t eat them

The fruit is similar

bearing well in winter and occasionally producing a summer crop

It also make a great plant in a pollinator garden as the flowers attract bees and butterflies - especially Atalas and Swallowtails

usually close to two pounds

Harvest Season:  Winter

partially defoliating