Rosemary

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Create a fragrant and useful garden space with our carefully selected collection of rosemary plants. Choose from three distinctive varieties, including Tuscan Blue Upright Rosemary, Trailing Rosemary, and Huntington Carpet Rosemary. Each offers a different growth habit, giving you flexibility when planning garden beds, borders, containers, slopes, or groundcover areas. Their aromatic, needle-like foliage provides lasting evergreen texture while adding practical culinary value to your outdoor space. At Plant Clearance, we make it simple to explore different varieties and select an option suited to your landscape. Find a versatile addition that combines ornamental appeal, fragrance, and everyday usefulness. From choosing the right variety to creating your ideal landscape, Plant Clearance makes it easier to grow with confidence. Shop Rosemary Tuscan Blue Upright Rosemary Deep green, needle-like foliage and a strong aromatic fragrance give this vigorous evergreen herb both ornamental and culinary appeal. Its upright growth reaches 4–6 feet tall and 3–4 feet wide, making it suitable for low hedges, structured garden beds, accent planting, and herb gardens. We appreciate how its pale blue flowers emerge in spring, adding seasonal interest while attracting pollinators. Thriving in full sun with low watering needs, this evergreen perennial suits warm-climate landscapes. Our selection offers lasting structure through its woody stems and dense foliage, while its practical culinary value makes it a useful addition to the garden. Trailing Rosemary Cascading growth and fragrant, needle-like foliage give this evergreen perennial a naturally graceful presence in the landscape. Growing 12–18 inches tall and 4–6 feet wide, it works beautifully across raised beds, containers, walls, and open areas where spreading coverage is desired. Its low water requirement makes it well suited to drought-conscious planting, while full-sun exposure and USDA Zones 8–11 support healthy growth in suit