Rosemary: never dry again. I’ll tell you the gardeners’ trick

Hailing from the Mediterranean, rosemary is acclimated to drought, thriving with regular watering. Although container growth is feasible, ground planting encourages lusher growth.

When it comes to watering, precision is key. Employing drip systems ensures adequate hydration without drowning the roots, crucial for both ground and potted specimens. Adequate drainage is paramount to prevent waterlogging, necessitating well-draining soil and the placement of stones in pots to facilitate water flow.

Pruning becomes imperative when rosemary exhibits dry or yellowing leaves, sparse growth, or pest infestations like aphids or scale insects. Pruning post-flowering, just below the affected parts, promotes healthy regrowth, ensuring a thriving herb garden.

Embrace the gardening wisdom and cultivate vibrant rosemary, ensuring a flourishing green sanctuary.