By addressing these common issues promptly and adjusting your care routine as needed, you can overcome obstacles and ensure the successful propagation of your rosemary plants!

Rosemary is a favorite among gardeners and a challenge to grow. We interviewed Weslie Pierre, from Wesleaf to get expert advice on how to care for rosemary.

Older rosemary plants naturally become woody and less productive over time. Regular harvesting and annual pruning help, but plants typically need replacement every 4-6 years for optimal performance.

Rosemary plants don't typically need a lot of water. Rainfall may be enough. Here's how often to water a rosemary plant, and ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida such as caring for your lily of the Nile as well as poinsettias, gardenias, delphiniums, vegetables, century plants and pineapples.

As winter — or colder weather at least — slowly approaches, start thinking about how to the best take care of your plants to ensure they make it to spring.

A heat wave in San Diego means we not only have to take better care of ourselves, but also our plants.

When it comes to natural hair care, few ingredients are as buzzworthy as rosemary. Whether it’s fighting thinning hair, ...

I see huge rosemary plants in other people’s yards, so I know it’s possible. The plant in the picture is at least 4 feet tall. Is there a certain variety that can take freezing temperatures?