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Rosemary Seeds

Rosemary seeds produce aromatic, evergreen herbs that are beloved essentials for both the kitchen and herb gardens. This perennial plant prefers full sun exposure and well-draining soil. It will enjoy dry conditions similar to its place of origin, the Mediterranean. Rosemary has fragrant needle-like leaves and woody stems. It blossoms into fragrant blue, pink, or white flowers that attract pollinators. Rosemary’s robust nature and tolerance to drought make it popular for those looking for productive, low-maintenance plants.
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Survival Garden Seeds offers high-quality rosemary seeds for sale. They are perfect as an addition to your culinary herb garden. Our seeds are selected for their strong germination rates and are non-GMO. They’ll produce flavorful, aromatic plants.

Growing Rosemary Seeds in Your Garden

  • Aromatic foliage is useful for cooking and aromatherapy
  • Perennial, drought-tolerant herb plants
  • Non-GMO, heirloom seeds
  • Ideal for herb gardens and xeriscaping

INTRODUCING ROSEMARY SEEDS

The Mediterranean has produced many useful plants, and rosemary is one of the most popular herbs from the region. It is revered for its culinary and medicinal uses. Rosemary leaves are used for flavoring meat and vegetable dishes, while their oil is valued in aromatherapy and natural medicine. This adaptable herb can successfully grow as a perennial in USDA hardiness zones 6 to 13, thriving in conditions that mimic its original coastal habitat. Tolerance to poor soil and drought makes rosemary a resilient option for any garden setting.

HOW TO PLANT ROSEMARY SEEDS

Start rosemary seeds indoors 10-12 weeks before the danger of frost has passed. Sow directly in the garden in warmer climates. Plant the seeds just beneath the surface of the soil. Keep them moist until germination starts - up to three weeks or sometimes longer. Rosemary sprouting requires patience and maintaining consistent conditions to start successfully. Once the seedlings are large enough, transplant them to a sunny spot in the garden. Rosemary spacing should be 2 to 3 feet apart because the mature plants will space out significantly over time.

MAINTAINING ROSEMARY PLANTS

Rosemary plants prefer to be kept on the dry side. Water them only when the soil is completely dry. Remember, this is a plant coming from a warm and dry climate. Overwatering often leads to root rot. The soil should also be well-aerated. Pruning the plants regularly promotes bushy growth. Rosemary is mostly pest-resistant, adding to its reputation of low maintenance.

Growing a practical, flavorful herb is possible with Survival Garden Seeds' rosemary seeds. While it may take some time to start growing, following simple guidelines will give you a resilient herb for years and years to come.

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