5 Live Rosemary Herb Plants, Rooted 4 Inch Potted Rosemary, Heat Tolerant Culinary Herb, Fragrant Mediterranean Garden Plant
5 Live Rosemary Herb Plants, Rooted 4 Inch Potted Rosemary, Heat Tolerant Culinary Herb, Fragrant Mediterranean Garden Plant
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Bring fresh fragrance and classic Mediterranean flavor to your home or garden with this 5-pack of live rosemary herb plants. Each plant is rooted and growing in its own 4-inch nursery pot, ready to be transplanted or enjoyed in a sunny growing space.
Rosemary is a fragrant, evergreen culinary herb loved for its needle-like green leaves and distinctive aroma. Use fresh rosemary to season roasted vegetables, potatoes, breads, and other favorite dishes.
What’s Included
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Quantity: 5 live rosemary plants
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Pot size: 4 inches per plant
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Condition: Rooted live plants
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Common name: Rosemary
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Botanical name: Salvia rosmarinus (formerly Rosmarinus officinalis)
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Plant type: Culinary herb
Growing & Care Instructions
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Sunlight: Provide full sun, ideally 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
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Watering: Water when the top portion of the soil begins to dry. Avoid keeping the roots constantly wet.
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Soil: Use well-draining soil. A loamy mix is suitable when it drains freely.
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Location: Grow outdoors in a sunny spot or indoors near a bright, sunny window.
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Climate: Rosemary is adapted to Mediterranean-style growing conditions and generally prefers warmth, sunlight, and good air circulation.
Why Grow Rosemary?
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Enjoy a fragrant herb for your kitchen garden
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Harvest fresh leaves for cooking
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Grow in containers, herb beds, or garden borders
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Add evergreen foliage and a pleasant herbal aroma to your growing space
Important Live Plant Information
These are living plants, so natural differences in size, shape, and fullness are expected. Your plants may look slightly different from listing photos.
Allow newly delivered plants time to adjust to their new environment. Provide bright light and avoid overwatering while they acclimate.
Please Note: Rosemary is not considered pet-safe. Keep plants away from pets that may chew or ingest them. Always verify plant suitability before placing herbs within reach of animals.
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