Rosemary 'Prostratus'

• Forms a low, spreading mound
• Aromatic foliage
• Blue flowers in spring and early summer
• Popular with pollinators
• Useful culinary herb

Low-growing Rosemary ‘Prostratus’ is a useful evergreen shrub that forms a spreading mound of branches with aromatic foliage and upright spikes of blue flowers from mid-spring to early summer. It makes an excellent groundcover for hot, sunny sites and also looks good cascading over a low wall.

This popular culinary herb goes especially well with chicken, pork and lamb dishes, and the blue flowers are a welcome nectar source for bees in spring.