Rosmarinus officinalis Silverwood

A low-growing and spreading variety of the popular culinary herb Rosemary. It is valued for its aromatic foliage, compact habit, and versatility in garden landscapes. It features trailing stems that form a dense mat of woody branches. The leaves are small, needle-like, and silvery green, emitting a delightful fragrance when touched or crushed. In spring, tiny pale blue flowers bloom along the stems. Often used as a ground cover, in rock gardens, or as a trailing plant in containers. Bee and butterfly attracting. Grows to approx. 15-30cm H x 30-60cm W.