Patio Rosemary Tree | Rosmarinus officinalis

Among the most iconic herbs, rosemary deserves a starring role in any kitchen or cottage garden. Now, though, trained as a patio tree, it can be planted in smaller gardens, too! Alongside the fragrant foliage, this rosemary plant produces attractive blue flowers in March and June. Set against the rich evergreen foliage, it makes for a charming sight. This patio tree is perfect for culinary enthusiasts; what could be better than stepping out onto your terrace and picking a few sprigs to use with your roast lamb? Featuring on the RHS Plants for Pollinators list, rosemary is known for attracting a wealth of pollinating insects, including both bees and butterflies. Please note: this page includes selected AI-assisted imagery for illustrative purposes.