Add a structural and aromatic masterpiece to your garden with Rosemary ‘Blue Winter’ (Salvia rosmarinus). This exceptionally hardy cultivar is prized for its upright, bushy habit and its ability to withstand colder temperatures better than many other varieties. Its needle-like, silver-green foliage is packed with aromatic oils, providing a rich fragrance year-round. In late winter and early spring, it is smothered in delicate, pale-blue flowers that offer a vital early nectar source for bees. Whether grown in a dedicated herb garden, as a low formal hedge, or in a large patio container, it is a versatile "dual-purpose" plant that looks as good as it tastes.

Key Features:

• Superior Cold Hardiness: Specifically selected for its resilience, making it one of the best rosemary varieties for UK winters.

• Rich Culinary Aroma: Highly aromatic foliage, essential for seasoning roast meats, root vegetables, and artisan breads.

• Evergreen Structure: Provides year-round greenery and structure to borders, staying lush even in the coldest months.

• Pollinator Magnet: Produces masses of blue flowers that are a favorite for early-season bees and butterflies.

• Drought Tolerant: Once established, it is incredibly low-maintenance and thrives in hot, sunny positions with minimal watering.

Care & Usage Instructions:
Rosemary ‘Blue Winter’ performs best in full sun and requires sharply drained soil; it is essential that the roots do not sit in waterlogged ground during the winter. It is particularly well-suited to Mediterranean-style gardens or gravel borders. To maintain a neat, bushy shape, lightly prune the plant after the main flowering period has finished, but avoid cutting into old, leafless wood. When harvesting for the kitchen, snip the tips of the branches regularly to encourage fresh new growth. If growing in pots, ensure you use a gritty compost mix to ensure maximum drainage.

TRPG charges for delivery depending on the shipment locations and weight of items.

1st class P&P to UK is £5.95

2nd class P&P to UK is £4.50

P&P for heavy items such as plant support will be charged at £8