Rosemary herbs suited to subtropical climates

suited to subtropical climates

South Australia and Western Australia

this dwarf form can fruit within 1-2 years

It’s a great little shrub for gaps

The cape gooseberry is a low growing shrub with its bright orange berry enclosed in a pale brown parchment-like case called the Cape

Rosemary herbs suited to subtropical climatesA woody perennial herb with aromatic fragrant needle like leaves, native to the Mediterranean region. Rosemary is a member of the mint family, the name rosemary comes from the Latin rosmarinus, meaning dew of the sea, apparently because they are often found growing by the sea. Preferred ClimateSubtropical, Warm Temperate Grown FromCutting Max Height (when in the ground with good conditions)0 1m Plants required to Pollinate1 (Self Pollinating) Can it