Trailing or Creeping Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis 'Huntington Carpet' web special

Trailing or Creeping Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis 'Huntington Carpet' web specialAlso known as Creeping Rosemary, this aromatic plant is planted to trail down walls or over the edge of a container. Very useful as a culinary herb to add to roasted potatos or baked chicken, among other dishes. This welcome addition to any landscape offers texture, and even blue flowers in late winter through the springtime. Hardy in zones 8 10. One plant will spread 2 4 ft, and trail 6 ft.

Like most rhododendrons

Growing only 2 inches per year makes this a great rock garden or bonsai plant

which really adds interest and variety in the landscape

One of the NORTH TISBURY HYBRIDS from Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts

Light pink trusses with a rich burgundy blotch in each flower make this variety really distinctive

attracting birds that feast on the fruits

Opening January to May

and you can be sure that if you plant one

wide in 10  years

Besides the outstanding flower

and 5-7 ft wide

revealing silvery undersides