Rosmarinus officianalis ‘Ingramii’
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Collingwood Ingram Rosemary
| Evergreen-Deciduous | Evergreen |
|---|---|
| Overall Mature Size | Small |
| Mature Height & Spread | 2' x 4-5' |
| Exposure | Full to Partial Sun |
| Water | Medium, Low Water |
| Flower Color | Blue |
| Bloom Time | Winter, Spring |
| Special Features | Attracts Butterflies, Bees, Edible, Drought Resistant, Deer Resistant, Low Water Use |
| Container Sizes | #1, #5 |
| Natural Growth Habit | Spreading |
| Sunset Garden Zones | 4-24, H1, H2 |
| Minimum USDA Hardiness Zone | 8A-11 |
| Plant Type | Shrub |
Fast-growing evergreen shrub with a spreading growth habit to 2′ tall x 4-5’ wide. Rosemary has long been revered for its aromatic and useful foliage, as well as its profuse flowering display. This spreading variety features gracefully arching dark-green foliage with the unique blended fragrance of pine and mint, and is accented with a profusion of deep violet-blue flowers appearing winter through spring, with some repeat blooming in fall. A favorite for butterflies and bees. Well-suited as an accent, in mixed shrub borders, or as a colorful bank or slope groundcover. Also makes a good container specimen. Thrives in a variety of different climates, from direct coastal conditions to warm interior valleys and requires little water once established. Prefers a full to partial sun exposure and performs best in a fast-draining soil. Deer and rabbit resistant.
USDA Zone: 8A-11
Sunset Zone: 4-24, H1, H2
