Chef's Choice Rosemary is a superior variety renowned for its high oil content and robust, spicy flavor, making it a prized addition for culinary enthusiasts. Characterized by its compact and mounding growth habit, this rosemary variant is perfectly suited for container gardening, herb gardens, and as a flavorful addition to kitchen gardens. Typically, Chef's Choice Rosemary grows to an average size that complements its intended use in containers and small garden spaces, making it an ideal choice for those with limited space or who prefer to garden in pots. Hardy in USDA Zones 7 to 10, Chef's Choice Rosemary can thrive in a wide range of climates, from the cooler temperatures of Zone 7 to the warmth of Zone 11. This resilience makes it a versatile plant for various garden settings, whether planted directly in the ground in herb or vegetable gardens or kept in containers for easy movement and overwintering in colder zones. In terms of attraction, while rosemary is not specifically known for its appeal to a wide array of pollinators, its flowers can attract bees and other beneficial insects, contributing to the health of your garden ecosystem. The aromatic foliage also has the added benefit of deterring certain pests, making it a valuable plant for both its culinary and ornamental qualities.
Rosemary shrub that produces violet-blue flowers in spring, ideal for culinary use with its high oil content rosemary shrub.
Achieves a compact size of 12-18 inches in height and 12 inches in width, ideal for tight spaces.
Hardy in USDA Zones 7 to 10; for regions below Zone 7, grow in containers for indoor protection during colder months.
Requires full sun for optimal growth and health.
Perfect for borders, containers, producing cut flowers, serving as ground cover, and creating impactful mass plantings.
Mix well-draining garden soil with your native soil to backfill the planting hole and apply a slow-release, slightly acidic fertilizer each spring to maximize growth.
Average shipped plant size: 5-7 inches tall and 5-7 inches wide
Ships from Alabama gulf coast - customers beyond the south eastern United States should consider placing orders from early Fall to mid-late Spring to avoid heat damage during transit
If you are working on a big landscape project, consider ordering 1-2 plants to ensure they meet your specifications before placing an order for your entire project
