Rosmarinus officinalis 'Salem'

Rosmarinus officinalis 'Salem'Buy 1 for $12. 00 Buy 5 for $50. 00 The wet weather of the last two years has rendered most Rosemary varieties unable to handle our conditions. 'Salem' has stood out to withstand wet, clay soils as well as the dry. This Rosemary was bred in Salem, North Carolina for a better tolerance of humidity than other Rosemary types. It also is relatively compact 90cm x 60cm and responds well to clipping to shape. 'Salem' is a good oil producer and has rich blue

Being fortunate enough to observe this plant on a trip to Kirstenbosch Botanic Gardens in Cape Town

Grows best in half sun to part shade

Synonymous with 'Dark Beauty' it grows to 80cm high x 60cm wide and tolerates most soil types except asphyxiating clays

lively and bring a certain zing to the garden

This way we ensure a little self-seeding in and around original plant increasing our clump size

We are very pleased to offer Dyckia 'Red Star' as our first Dyckia with hopefully many more to come

They need plenty of light and a reasonably well drained soil

Will reach up to 1

Masses of rich magenta flowers with superior glossy foliage

It thrives in moist

Definitely worth a spot in the garden

The genus Rudbeckia was named in honour of Olof Rudbeck (1630-1702)