
Salvia rosmarinus
Five rooted rosemary cuttings from a friend, growing individually in small pots.
A small woody tree with a twisting trunk.
A suitable hedge, border herb or kitchen supply.
'Rosemary, that's for remembrance', says Ophelia in Hamlet. The name comes from the Latin ros marinus, 'dew of the sea'.
Split into five individual small pots of potting mix and moved to the outside cuttings tray. Some rot trimmed, but fresh shoots on all of them. See root records.
View larger, with detailsMix: Potting mix
Three cuttings from the larger pot: roots a bit swamped and rotty in places, but with healthy white tips and fresh shoots up top.
View larger, with detailsMix: Potting mix
Two cuttings from the small pot: sparse, slightly rotty roots, but alive and shooting.
The go-to healing item is the Medical Herb.
Look it up →