Rosmarinus lavandulaceus is a trailing Rosemary variety that grows to 30 cm tall and 70 cm wide. It bears petite, blue flowers amidst the small, dark green leaves during winter and spring. Rosmarinus lavandulaceus is ideal for adding to a mixed planting, container growing, or including in the herb garden. It is often used in Mediterranean and cottage gardens and looks amazing when allowed to spill over walls, containers, and the like.
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