Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Sissinghurst Blue’ (Rosemary Sissinghurst Blue)
£18.50 incl. VAT
This delightful variety of Rosemary was found as a chance seedling in the garden at Sissinghurst. It can reach 80cms by 80cms, has classic blue flowers, and strongly aromatic foliage.
Hardiness level Amber
Like all rosemary, it does best if grown on poor, well-drained soil in open and very sunny conditions and can be clipped lightly to shape as needed. The flowers are produced for much of the summer so the plant is an excellent choice for a pollinator friendly garden.
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FAQs
HOW FAST DOES PLANT GROW?
Maybe 5cm or 10cm annually.
HOW DO YOU TAKE CARE OF PLANT'?
Water until established, then prune as needed.
HOW TALL DOES PLANT GROW?
Approximately 80cm in height and width.
DOES PLANT PREFER SUN OR SHADE?
Full sun.
IS PLANT AN INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PLANT?
Outdoor.
IS PLANT SUITABLE FOR HEDGING?
Yes, it could be grown as a low hedge.
CAN PLANT BE GROWN IN POTS OR CONTAINERS?
Yes, with good husbandry and ongoing care.
IS PLANT TOXIC TO PETS?
No.
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