Add a fresh look and fragrance to your holidays with a potted Rosemary plant. This favorite herb of cooks, crafters and gardeners can be sheared into the shape of a wreath, small tree or orb and found ...

Rosemary – the herb honored for love and remembrance – is Herb of the Year 2000. A member of the Labiatae, or mint family, rosemary is known in botanical terms as Rosmarinus officinalis. In Latin, ...

Rosemary topiaries are very popular during the holidays because they are often shaped like Christmas trees. They're also very fragrant. With proper care, these topiaries can be kept alive long after ...

Gertrude Jekyll, famous for her gardening designs in England in the 20th century, described topiary as "growing things as a means of expression in that domain of design that lies between architecture ...

The centuries-old art form of topiary involves the training and trimming of plants, trees or shrubs into ornamental shapes, from traditional hedges and sheared trees to the fanciful shapes of Disney ...

Rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis, combines ornamental beauty and the usefulness of a culinary herb in one attractive plant. It is often sold during the holiday season as a small pine tree-shaped ...

Living Christmas greenery adds a natural element to indoor holiday décor. Nurturing living plants allays the pang of regret gardeners feel at the end of the holiday season when fresh-cut Christmas ...

Rosemary is one of the most popular herbs for home gardens, and it grows well in our warm Florida climate. Rosemary is hardy in zones 8-10. It is an herb with an array of uses: cooking, in essential ...

Part horticulture, part art and totally different from anything else in the world of gardening. That’s topiary. The dictionary defines it as “the practice or art of training, cutting and trimming ...

I love rosemary! I can t walk past it without rubbing the leaves with my hand. Rosmarinus officinalis is its botanical name. It is a tender perennial for our area, which means at 20 degrees F it dies.