Rosemary garden

The South Seattle Edible Landscape residence is home to an avid cook who sought to redesign his entire property to reflect and support his passion for food. Raised bed annual gardens, beehives, perennial plantings and mushroom habitat have transformed the yard into an edible, functional outdoor living space.

Plants that are used for hedges have many benefits including creating privacy, delineating an area, and developing structural interest in the garden. Imagine a hedge that not only achieves those goals but is also edible,

Learn how to grow rosemary in gardens and containers for a non-stop supply of fragrant and flavorful leaves.

Rosemary merely isn't another herb that smells good. Science is finding that rosemary can actually improve memory, make you smarter, and help you become more alert, thanks to a chemical compound in the plant. And all you have to do is breathe in the sweet scent!

Transform your outdoor space into a fragrant paradise with 10 expert-designed aromatic garden layouts perfect for stress-free relaxation.

Enhance Your Garden with Rosemary Companion Planting! 🌿💫 Discover how to pair rosemary with the perfect plant companions to boost growth, deter pests, and create a fragrant, productive garden. Our blog post reveals the best partners for rosemary and how they can help your garden thrive. Perfect for herb enthusiasts!

While many people plant rosemary as a single plant, this fragrant little shrub can be grown as a hedge given the proper care. Growing rosemary as a hedge

Distinguishing between the many rosemary varieties on the market is crazy tricky, but we've got the info you need to choose wisely, based on your climate and landscape.

Use companion planting with rosemary in your garden to help keep insects away from other crops. Find out what are good companion plants for rosemary and what you should not plant with rosemary.