Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus', Trailing Rosemary is a hardy, trailing herb which grows fast and evergreen across the rock garden or on a wall. You will want to keep this fragrant, delicious, ornamental plant in your garden for years to come. It works well in an herb garden or as a ground cover. It is an especially easy place to start for beginning herb gardeners. If grown outside in a warm climate, it can spread anywhere from 4' to 8'. Live Plant: Plant arrives healthy and ready to enjoy; no waiting for Rosmarinus officinalis seeds to germinate Fragrant: The herbal scent of Rosemary is refreshing and can help you focus; if you're feeling scattered, rub its leaves and let its perfume come to the rescue Aromatherapy: See point above; you'll find its essential oils stay potent over time Evergreen: With the look of pine needles, the foliage on Trailing Rosemary will stay green and visible through the seasons Edible: Leaves are edible, with the taste of Rosemary that is familiar; can be used fresh or dried; you'll enjoy it for culinary uses while also letting it look great in baskets and in-ground displays Flowers: This is a flowering plant, believe it or not, with pale blue blooms for part of the year U.S.-Grown: Although Rosemary is a Mediterranean beauty, your plant will have been grown on and in U.S. soil Rock Garden: Great applications in the rock garden; your plant will trail over stones and structures Fragrant Ground Cover: Creeping Rosemary is often used as a full and fragrant groundcover Container Plant: Well-loved as a patio container plant; this can be your spiller Color Light Purple Soil Type Sandy Soil Brand Name Winter Greenhouse Style Name Live Unit Count 1.0 Count Item Weight 0.65 Pounds Manufacturer Winter Greenhouse Moisture Needs Moderate Watering Number of Items 1 Material Features Biodegradable, Compostable Sunlight Exposure Full Sun USDA Hardiness Zone 7-10 Indoor Outdoor Usage Indoor, Outdoor Expected Plant Height 12 Inches Expected Blooming Period Spring to Summer Product Care Instructions This plant prefers well-drained soil. Soil is well-drained when it allows water to drain through it at a moderate rate, without pooling. Allow the soil to become visibly dry before watering. Trailing Rosemary does not need fertilizer; in fact, it does not like rich soil. Plant it in full to partial sun. This useful and pretty herb is drought tolerant and relatively easy to grow. Leave it rustic and wild or prune it down for a tailored look. Other Special Features of the Product Purifies Air, Reduces CO2 in Air