Rosmarinus officinalis "Tuscan Blue" prophouse-fall-2027 spreading with age into a

spreading with age into a light

Few shrubs are so tied to a particular ground

The great virtue is length and weight of bloom: heavy flushes in late summer and fall

nectar-rich flowers draw bees

among the first shrubs to bloom as the woods wake

Rosmarinus officinalis "Tuscan Blue" prophouse-fall-2027 spreading with age into a'Tuscan Blue' is the robust, broad leaved aristocrat of the upright rosemaries, a fast, strongly vertical form grown as much for the deep blue flowers as for the kitchen. Thicker in leaf and richer in bloom than the common rosemary, the cultivar is the same Mediterranean herb, Rosmarinus officinalis, now moved by botanists into the genus Salvia as Salvia rosmarinus, though few cooks will trouble to relearn the name. Rosemary takes its name from the