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18 Mar 13, Frank (South Africa - Humid sub-tropical climate)

WHAT IS THE BEST FERTILIZER FOR ROSEMARY?

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15 Mar 13, Sue griffith (Australia - temperate climate)

My rosemary bush is 15 years old. I use it for cooking. It ihas very woody stems. It is quite large. Can I prune it and will it shoot from cut stem?

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01 May 14, Travis Edwards (Australia - temperate climate)

rosemary will handle very harsh treatment and still grow strong I prune mine off regularly with a chainsaw to 1/3rd of their size or less every couple of years and trim them up in between with the same method. I chopped one down to virtually nothing 3 years ago it is now about 4 ft around in every direction, and it was not much more than a stump. pruning them hard gets rid of the dead wood and makes them more bushy so you get more of the tender shoots that are good for cooking.

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05 Mar 13, maddss (Australia - temperate climate)

Does rosemary grow in Autmn

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10 Sep 12, Mithila (Australia - tropical climate)

Hi, I have a rosemary plant which is few months old. I prune it quite often but it looks very dry and unhealthy. What should I do to get it back to look healthy? Thank you. Mithila

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03 Aug 11, georgi (Australia - tropical climate)

growing in pot to control conditions.mix of 3/4potting mix and 1/4 river sand. putting under well lit patio in wet season as it doesn't like wet feet

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26 Nov 10, Urp (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

I placed rosemary cuttings into a glass vase of water and they shot roots in a few weeks. Then I planted in pots in soil.

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