Rosemary starting to flower
By Kate123
- 14 Feb, 2020
- 11 likes
One of my rosemary shrubs is starting to produce flowers. I noticed this happened last year, slightly earlier in January. Love to see the bluish lilac flowers.
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Yes, such a lovely shrub and pretty flowers too. A really cheering sight during this horrible cold, wet, windy spell.
14 Feb, 2020
Thanks Rose and Karen, I do enjoy them in the garden. Scent, colour and longevity!
14 Feb, 2020
Such a pretty flower to it hope mine gets a flower like this.
14 Feb, 2020
Thanks Thrup. I’ve a few rosemary shrubs in the bund / hill. This is the second year they have started flowering pretty early. Mild season?
14 Feb, 2020
Perhaps the Bund Hill has it's own little micro climate too.
14 Feb, 2020
...and good drainage.
15 Feb, 2020
You’re both probably right, Thrup and Karen. Definitely good drainage!
15 Feb, 2020
Funny how Rosemary and others thrive better in poor soil and sunny places..
15 Feb, 2020
3pence it’s their Mediterranean background.......most of the new housing estates around here plant rosemary hedges, they grow so well and smell good too!
8 Mar, 2020
Yes I had nt thought of that thank you Dottydaisy . The estates must smell lovely around by you.
8 Mar, 2020
They do indeed.....
9 Mar, 2020
😊
9 Mar, 2020
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That is early Kate ! I love Rosemary shrubs.
14 Feb, 2020