Rosemary

Rosemary in a Growing Dome solves the annual heartbreak that gardeners outside warm climates know too well: buying a plant in spring, watching it thrive through summer, and losing it to the first hard winter. In a dome, rosemary becomes a perennial woody shrub that produces year-round for kitchen and infused oils. From upright to prostrate to hardier varieties, dome owners are keeping rosemary plants thriving for years rather than seasons. Explore variety selection, placement and soil preferences, propagation from cuttings, pruning practices, and recipes for fresh rosemary in cooking and infused oils.

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