Rosemary looking the best ever.

This is lovely.

.. How long has it been in flower ?

.. and which variety is it ?

.. How tall is it ?

So many questions !!! Lol.

Thanks ..You've trained it into a good shape :o)

I have one in the kitchen. I bought it as a 'houseplant' and thought, once the warmer weather comes, I shall be able to get this outside....still waiting!

I have Rosemary against a fence about 7ft high and new Rosemary plants about 7cm high .... Lol.

It's gorgeous, J...they look fabulous as they mature when you keep them in shape like that.
(another one of my casualties, I'm afraid - not dead, but nearly)

looks lovely julia, iv found alot of plants have started well this year, maybe because its been a milder winter :o))

amazing - bet it smells a treat for you

Karensusan - they're hardy in all but the late 'deep freeze' which happened here (and mine was young)! Go for it! :)))

Beauty!

Your pruning has paid dividends M - give yourself a big pat on the back, all my rosemarys (if they have survived) have always gone a bit woody at the bottom when they mature. Yours is really good, you'll have to let us know your pruning techniques. Hope you have lots of garlic planted to go with it!

You are too modest, cant all be down to luck!

My Rosemary is also 12 years old grown from a cutting. Like Poppy mine is a bit woody at the bottom. Was going to dig it up - but OH likes it too much to use when he's cooking me roast lamb. (Sadly not often Welsh lamb, which he assures me is the best! lol)

Oooohhh dear me! :(

Seems Im not the only one with a 'woody bottom' then ..lol!