Common Name:
Coast rosemary
Plant Type:
Evergreen shrub
Family:
Lamiaceae (The Mint Family)
Geographic Origin:
Australia
California Native?:
No

Plant Size:
30 inches high, 3 feet wide
Landscape/Garden Uses:
Mixed plantings
Flowering Season:
Spring and summer

Flower Color:
White
Exposure:
Sun or light shade
Soils:
Well-drained soil

Suggested Irrigation:
Moderate to occasional watering
Estimated Hardiness:
Hardy to 20-25 degrees F.

The typical coast rosemary is a durable, soft grey shrub that adapts well to dryland plantings. This selection makes a tidy compact mound to 3 feet high and wide. Spring bloom. Sun, reasonably well drained soil, moderate to little watering when established. Hardy to 20 degrees F. or less.