Rosemary Topiary St. John's Wort and darkest foliage color

and darkest foliage color

Pruning: Cut back a portion of the oldest stems to the ground in late winter to encourage bright new growth and maintain color

silvery color that keeps returning through the season

and evergreen texture

adding a second season of interest beyond bloom

Rosemary Topiary St. John's Wort and darkest foliage colorRosemary Topiary (Salvia rosmarinus) Rosemary Topiary brings evergreen structure and real kitchen garden usefulness in one clean, sculpted form. The narrow, aromatic foliage looks crisp year round and releases a fresh, piney scent when brushed, making it perfect near doors, patios, and walkways. In the right light it can bloom with small blue to pale lavender flowers that add a soft seasonal lift. It is a smart choice when you want a container plant