I did that, all i did was plonk 2 pieces into a pot i had on my kitchen window without doing anything special it was some rosemary clippings i had bought at a supermarket for making focatcha garnishing / flavor enfusion and plugging some camembert cheese. I now have two little rosemary plants wich is so cool 👏👏🏴🇿🇦
im a pastry chef. recently, we bought rosemary for the kitchen, we plan to harvest the rosemary to use it in our cake decors. thank you for your video, hopefully this chef will not only have green food colouring thumbs !
I grow lot’s of rosemary for the branches. I cut them up and put all the branches around my fruit trees and basically every where in my yard. Stops cats,snails and any other animals in my yard. I just leave them there until following spring and then put fresh ones again. They are even better when dry also. Great video. Thank you. Happy gardening.
Stops cats ? Not in my yard. I have big too big Rosemary's plants and bushy all over, and it's the cats' best hanging sleeping spot. The Rosemary's plants are 15 years each. I trim them, but they grow fast . I say if you're generous, your hand will make everything grow fast . Even when I go and have my hair trimed, I start a conversation with the stylist, let's say, about a movie , I do make the story up so she can tghrou her opinions all about generous and tight people , and depends on her answer i will decide she is in or out intel I find that generous lady to cut my hair , plants and hair are the same , 😊
I have hundreds of rosemary around my home as border plants pruned to two feet and never thought of doing this technique . Thanks as I would love to add further in my garden .
I love the way you have naturally given this rosemary growing tutorial, so calmly, without assuming prior knowledge on the simple steps. I grew in a farm but to me it was hard labour, peasant farming and so I was so eager to show it my back to city living but now looking back with people such as you Vadana Shiva a back to nature advocate and an enemy to Monsanto 's activities to what belongs to the world, seeds, natural seeds, I am a farmer even thou on my back yard🤣 Thank you for sharing that knowledge with without being tempted to patent it😂 it.
Thank you! Every video I've found about "creating" a rosemary topiary starts with a rosemary topiary that just needs light pruning. Which is not.... creating one. This was exactly what I needed! Thank you!
My bush fell over but just kept growing. It’s a little mini hedge now. It was originally a potted plant I bought in the veggie aisle at the grocery store. I cut branches off and make a bed for roasts or chicken or pork. I also keep some of the dried leaves, left whole, to add to brining water. Thanks to you, I’m going to expand to other plants as well as make some cuttings to give away. Thank you so much. 🙂
I've wanted big rosemary bushes for years! I now live in a place where they'll work, and a neighbor offered me free cuttings from her plant :) Thanks for the guidance!
Thank you! I used to have rosemary plant in every house i lived, and it would grow into a tree, it is true that rosemary is a very rigorous plant. Now i don't have any... growing them from stems is such a great idea, i wish i thought about it before moving out and leaving my plants at old houses.... i am going to start doing it now though. Thank you for the video! Rosemary has a lot of magical properties beside of its wide use in cooking. It is very beneficial to keep rosemary plant at home or in the garden. Everyone should have it 😉😉 Thanks again for sharing!!
Rosemary is my favorite plant and I keep several of them indoors for many years. Now time to have a young generation of them and this video is helpful.
I loved your video and now going to my Rosemary plants to make some cuttings. You gave an outstanding narration and easy to follow for the average person out there. You can tell you love what you do! Thanks for all your help and we appreciate great tutorials like this.
I also like rosemary for tea and to put in yeast rolls when I make homemade yeast rolls. I'm glad this video popped up in my recommended videos, my rosemary had outgrown the terra cotta pot I've had it in for years; this video reminded me that I used to take cutting and grow new rosemary plants, I had one out in my yard at my previous home that did get very big. I moved in 2021 and been so busy developing garden areas and working on the old farmhouse that is on my property that I totally forgot how lovely rosemary is in landscape! I'm now in northwest Florida 8b and loving it up in this part of the state.
I grow my rosemary in a large pot and prune it every few years to keep it lush and compact. My neighbour planted a single rosemary plant in her front garden and now it has overtaken about a third of the space. It’s a huge monster. She has it pruned once a year to prevent it from engulfing everything else. Your warning about its vigorous growing habits is a wise one.
I use the branches from pruning. I use woody parts and new growth but new growth roots way better. Take a whole lot of cuttings because not everyting will root. I put them in old used pottingsoil and keep the soil wet. Not moist but wet. Works like a charm. I've been doing this for years. When you want to take a big cutting you should layer a branch. I've used layering a couple of times with succes. I do like to leave it in the ground for about a year. Also when you plant the rosemary it likes poor sandy very good draining soil, little to no watering when it is established and preverably full sun. They like brick walls too because it retains heat at night. And when you prune them each year or every other year the bush grows more compact, has more new growth and looks nicer. That's just a my two cents from the experience I have with rosemary. It's a great plant and super easy. I primarily grow it for the scent and looks.
@@katvsdaedreamz8628 After bloom is when I usually prune. Late may, early june. But they can be pruned year round if you want to.But if you want flowers late may early june.Don't cut the whole shrub away but it can take a heavy pruning if necessary.
Thanx themadsamplist! Poor, sandy, well-drained soil for sure! Interesting about the layering! Thank you so much for sharing. I am starting to wonder if Rosemary is like my raspberries in that rooting in soil is a better option than straight water? More air, contact with natural hormones in the soil.. Etc. Food for thought!
@@katvsdaedreamz8628 I prune early morning as studies have shown that the rooting hormones are highest in the apex (top) of the plant at that time of day!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I don't like rooting in water and get bad results when I try it no matter what plant. And when I do have success I find the transition to soil difficult for the plant. I always use pottingsoil and usually used pottingsoil. That doesn't tend to harden up and doesn't dry out as much. And I keep it wet. Works for me and I've been doing it for years now with rosemary, sage, butterfly bushes, conifers and more. And I like to cover the soil with moss, bark, twigs, leaves and stuff like that to reduce evaporation of water. And I keep them in the shade. Just stuff I found out by trying.
"Rosemary is dead easy to grow from cuttings." Well with my cuttings, the word "dead" definitely seems to be correct sir! Haha! I took several about 6 weeks ago and put one in water and the rest in general purpose compost. The one in water was about to be evicted and sent to the great herb garden in the sky as I thought it had rotted but just in time I noticed three tiny roots appearing so it is now on parole! As for the others, they seem to be static with little black bits on the ends of their leaves so I have cut them back a bit in the hope that the other end might grow roots (if they have not already done so!) I read that stressing cuttings sometimes encourages growth so I have cursed at them frequently but rather than being stressed I do not think that they are taking me seriously and they have lost the will to live! Incidentally I am in UK.
@@g.e.boroush5176 Well GEB there have been more deaths I am sorry to say but (without wanting to tempt faith) three are still with us in "the land of the living" so far! As for a thyme cutting, it has joined the great herb garden in the sky for some reason. I am not sure if it died through lack of water but my understanding was that it was supposed to prefer arid conditions! Perhaps it was in some pact with the Rosemary and decided to "give up the ghost"? On the other hand, several thyme plants in the garden have been well and truly watered recently and they are looking decidedly ill so in no time there will be no thyme at this rate. On the bright side, some mint looks as though it wants to cover the whole of Northern Europe so "win some, lose some" as they say. I was planting things for the benefit of the bees, butterflies, birds and beasts but it has been so hot then so wet I think most of them have decided to emigrate to a country that knows what sort of weather it wants and sticks to it!
@@georgealderson4424 Sounds about right for my area in the west of England. 😂 I knew well enough that mint was very prolific but put just a tiny weak looking bit in my big oak half barrel with other herbs that were well established and it’s taken over. I thought the sage monster growing like crazy would be a good contender to keep it at bay but how wrong can you be. It was the pot I originally bought for a bay tree that was only growing really slowly with small leaves that kept being eaten by various insects. At least that is doing so much better with much bigger healthier leaves and doesn’t seem at all bothered by the fight for space around it between the other herbs. 😊
@@Pinkfox56 Haha. The battles continue. It's just as well that there is no noise from the garden fight or the neighbours might start complaining! It wouldn't be so bad if some plants fought to survive nevermind tried to take over. I planted various herbs for the benefit of the wildlife but I don't think they are impressed or even grateful as after an initial buzzy period they seem to have emigrated!
;'D The great herb garden in the sky! ;'D Yeah, I've been chewing out my pomegranate tree lately and it's not taking me seriously, either. It's in transplant shock and I'm afraid it's gonna die and every time I go out to say nice things to it, I wind up asking it why it can't just buck up and do what it's supposed to, as though I'm a parent of a depressed teenager in the 70s. Gardening is hard work!
Cooked with dry rosemary for the first time a few months ago and it smelled and tasted amazing. Made my whole apartment smell incredible too. I have a container big enough for a full sized rosemary plant so it looks like I'll be growing rosemary next year.
@@eggspanda2475 don't be rude. I started using rosemary this year. never liked herbs before but started this year after learning of their healing properties. I don't know why people rave about bay leaves .. they are pretty tasteless
Thank you... here in Nevada and discovered the plants at my son's apartment complex, then I noticed that they were everywhere. Going to put it around my pool so I can serve myself and I do love it just as much or more than you do ❤ I make butter and rosemary rice... I put it in eggs, on all my meats, in soups, my breads, potatoes, even my homemade jam... but that's a secret recipe😂
its gold....for people whom have respiratory weakness or irritations this helps to reduce or even eliminate symptoms and strengthen immune system in the upper repritory area!!!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Yes it will help...consider fasting or taking a full on stop break from any and all Dairy products for 2-4 weeks...then introduce something that would be a normal thing for you to consume and document you response..best way to prove its .toxic effect to you personally ......dairy is huge on diminishing our airways and immune system...as it is over loaded with estrogen from pregnant cows...which is highly inflammatory and too many antibiotics...again inflammatory!! its worth s shot to try to lesson allergies and the suffering of that sort of stuff....also if in your area you can find pout about sprays on farm fields and commercial property weed spraying ...you may find those are direct correlation to heavier symptom bouts!!
Great video and easy to follow. Thank you. Rosemary is great for anti flea treatments for pets. Crush and rub into coconut oil and massage into the neck area for your pets.
I bought a rosemary plant and it took quite a while to start growing and when it did start to grow ,it didn't take long to dry up because I was so busy with work that I didn't water it, it looked so dry that I felt bad about it
Thanks G... I know it's a year later, but I have a herb propagation series coming out.. My plan is to do a time lapse "stages of growth" for Rosemary cuttings... Give people an idea of the timeline, rather than the straight how-to like this video. Cheers!
Never thought of planting my own but THANKS TO YOU I’m gonna try grow my own for the first time and while at it,will subscribe to your channel and learn more. Thank You✌🏿🇿🇦
Thank you for this easy to follow video. We love Rosemary here in Ireland. We make our own sausage with rosemary and a few other herbs and spices. It makes for a delicious homemade egg and sausage "Mac"Muffin.
Thank you for this video. It’s very clear and easy to follow! I spent a pleasant time this afternoon doing exactly what you demonstrated. I just now put my two, clear glasses of rosemary sprigs-in-water on a safe windowsill, along with a little file card with dates on it that I will need to change the water and watch for roots. It’s amazing how happy doing this this simple little thing has made me. But then, gardening projects seem to have that effect on one, don’t they!
So awesome Jayne! Glad to hear that! I love these little easy projects where its not hours and hours of labor.....simple, fun, and then rewarding in the end!
I love rosemary and use it every day. I dry them then I grind them in the grinder to make a power and sprinkle iy in everything because it is anti aging, anti viral and has many good things on it. I even use it on my hand made soap as an natural preservative and my soaps last more than a year fresh. Thanks for the tip on how to grow them.
same here, appreciate the detailed video. am def not a green thumb n have limited knowledge, but curiosity & fascination remain. I've got a huge rosemary bush (which i fail to trim periodically) that seems to be growing heartily (zone 9b, clay soil😕). recently noticed that the bush has flowered. silly Q's, what to do with the flowers? n should I prune & separate the large bush, and/or up-root the rosemary n try growing new ones in the same spot? (I don't use them for cooking or other things, just growing them so they retain greenery to & repel unwanted pests, in the yard).
I’m following this right now! I hope I can get amazing rosemary! Thank you for this it was so simple! Based on these comments I think my rosemary will be successful! Thanks again! ❤
I love my Rosemary bush. It is blooming right now, in Texas in October. I use it in pizza dough, over roast pork and lamb. Thanks for the propagation tips. Going out right now to do it.
I actually started mine from grocery store cuttings. I wasn't sure if it was going to work since there is no telling how long they sat on the shelf but it worked! I now have three beautiful little roots growing out of the stem. I am so excited!
I have always pruned in fall, and felt defeated when it doubled in size again mid-spring! Pruning those new shoots in the spring seems much more effective, especially if I can pot them up to share. I prefer my rosemary ground to a fine powder, then used as a dry rub with black pepper on a pork loin, cooked long and slow in the smoker. 🤤 As a person with scalp issues, I can use it as a hair rinse to calm things down. Its high oil content makes for excellent homemade smudge\aroma sticks too!
Thank you so much for your informative video, especially for not pushing any products. Every video I have come across they push you to spend money here and there. I want something as natural and inexpensive as possible.
Great video...lovely to find you...I am growing hedges on my lot to deter the rats in the area and my favourite use of rosemary is a Rosemary wheat loaf...best bread ever...fragrant and delicious...the house smells magnificent when cooking it 👌🥂
Rosemary tea is so so beneficial for our body. I love it & have my tea every single morning on an empty stomach. Thank you for sharing this lovely video🙏
Thank you for your clear and informative video. I love rosemary and have attempted twice in small pot but failed. Surely I will start tomorrow with great confidence that I can make it as per your clear tips. Thank you
I wish I would have seen this video a month ago. I started rosemary from seed and ended up with 5 viable seedlings out of 500 seeds. I went to Home Depot for something else just recently and found a beautiful rosemary plant for $3.48....it's doing really well after being transplanted a week ago, while my seedlings are healthy, but growing soooo slowly. I may see if I can find another deal on a rosemary plant and try what you explain in the video. I love rosemary...I use it for cooking and just love the smell in a herb mixture simmering on the kitchen stove. Once again, you have shared useful information in a straight forward and easily understood way. Appreciate your videos. P.S. I'd kill for your rosemary bushes.....
Thanks buddy! Yes, very easy to grow from cuttings once it roots. Remember, it'll grow HUGE if given the chance. If you don't want it taking over your yard, keep it in a container or pot! 🍅🎋🌶🍓🍈🌱🍆
I’m new to your channel and I love it. I’ve watched green opinions, white onions, celery, now Rosemary. Thanks so much. You are really easy to watch. I’m excited to try all of these! 👍
Great Video! Thanks for sharing! Going to use the 5 gallon method to make sure I can get the right spot for it! I guess that's about all I didn't pick up on. I live in Southern Oregon, thanks again for such an informative video!
Thank-you! I just found you today, & subscribed. I've been planting onions that sprouted before I used them- just by sticking them in the yard, but your onion video was very helpful. Now I can eat them & still grow them. Also I've got a big, old rosemary & wanted more, so finding this was super timely. Wishing you well.
Just love the information you are putting out here. It is leading more of the general public, like me , to get involved.We now have easy access to the information, some valuable lessons to pass on to the grand kids. Thanks soooo much . LOVE this.
I grow rosemary because it is a very versatile herb and it can be used in many different ways. I use it green or dry for tea, salads, almost everything
I Love Rosemary! It's good for the memory. Sometimes I keep a piece of it in my pocket so I can smell it all day. It's good to make Teas and I use them stems for flavorful shishkabob skewers. Great video!
Thank you, I’ll be doing this today, stealing some branches of rosemary from my neighbor 😂 I hope he doesn’t mind, his plant is so big and beautiful I’m so jealous 😫 I want to grow one too so I don’t have to spend money to buy it every time
Thanks a lot for the easy tips. Simple and quick. I watched this because my partner just got me some freshly cut rosemary from the public garden. So I thought I need to grow more of my own. I have had failed attempts doing it in the past, I am guessing it could be due to not removing some of the skin of the stem like you showed. I will retry and I shall success this time. Thanks again.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms , thanks man, to me gardening is like playing the right music note at the right time and rooms for failure shall be forgiven by the mother/father nature, if and only if, we obey the natural laws :)
@@ardalanhaddad209 exactly dude. Just like music... It's better to garden and have a misstep.. Than to just never attempt to garden and grow your own food at all! Cheers
Easy enough, thanks for sharing. And good point about the rooting hormone. Survival of the fittest is a good thing for your cuttings Our rosemary always seems to croak over the winter - but I've never tried to heavily mulch them.
We're in NH. We see a typical 0 for a low, with a few days down to -15 here and there. Snow cover probably has a lot to do with it. If there's a lot of snow when it gets cold, the plants do ok. We had brutal cold snap 2 years ago (2 weeks sub-zero) but we had bare ground. It killed our magnolia (my favorite tree in the yard) and a bunch of other things that were well established
Oh, those temps were F, not C... I forgot you're one of our northern friends :) I'm going to try to look for a more cold hardy variety next time. The snow is a great insulator, and without it I think the roots freeze up a little too solid. Also, you're likely right - the soil would be exposed to the wind, and probably dries out more without snow, too.
Oak Knob Farm ha ha, yeah, it's all Celsius and metric up here! I would think though, that the varieties for sale in your area, even from the big box stores, would be MEANT for your area. Better yet though, hook up with a local colleague that has a thriving specimen, and ask for a cutting or two!
Thanks for your easy propagation of Rosemary. As I was wanting to make a small hedge of rosemary in my garden. I will try and strike some cuttings in preparation for this hedge. That I am planning for my garden.
I love to watch that big bush of rosemary and you telling how easy it's to grow it would love to send you pictures of dead stick of rosemary after all the love and care hahaha
I was told by a professional grower to make small cuttings, about 1 1/2 inch long, and pop it in the earth. You will have way more plants than if you take such a huge piece. I haven’t tried that method, but I will this year
I found your video Very informative , I love the aroma of rosemary ! I have 2 sprigs of rosemary that I “rescued” and have them in water as I write this ! I got them 5 / 14/ 19 ( my daughters birthday ) ! So I am going redo them ,I did strip off the lower leaves about 3 inches and cut the stems on a slant . My daughter built a pool for her Gold fish in a cattle 🐮 water “thing” (?) so I will have plenty of pond water. I have subscribed to your channel ! I like the way you explain the how to part of planting ! Thank you , catch you later ! Oh I am 82 and my daughter is 64 and we love all plants even some weeds ! What has this to do with anything ? Not a thing , just chatter! Blessed Be May your days be filled with sunshine, your work be easy and fun !👍🦋🌈👵🏻🐶😺🖖👽💐🌱🦎
@Betty Houk: It's now 9/14/19; 4 mo.after you started yor attempt to grow roots on your 2 Rosemary sprigs in water. Please tell us, what is the outcome ? Also, you sound like a lovely woman who is still Full of the Zest for Life [at least mentally & emotionally!]. At age 67 myself; I would love to have that Zest if/when I am graced w/reaching age 82. Blessings to you & your daughter Betty. Karen Lee
Not knowing how rosemary grows, I planted a tiny plant near my front door close to ornamental flowering bushes. The rosemary became a massive bush in no time! I have to prune it to keep it for crowding out the other bushes. Of course, it smells amazing and I use it in certain recipes. Thank you for this video on how to grow more using cuttings.
Thanks for this video! In this time of Covid, I want to make a little extra money and I am going to try to grow some in pots and sell it. (I have a huge bush!)
you mentioned some of the uses for rosemary at the end of your video. One thing I didn't hear you mention is marinara sauce. We had friends from France stay with us for several weeks a couple years ago. Romy made us a pasta dish with rosemary seasoned sauce that was the best I've ever tasted. I use it in all my tomato based dishes ever since.
No way! We have Marinara at least once a week (not just pasta, even on eggs and straight chicken breasts)...I've never tried that! Only Basil. So cool! On it man.....thanks for the tip!
@@JackTheAviator Fennel, Rosemary, light on the Oregano, Garlic, Basil, a little heat, The blend of spices in a little oil, low heat and wow, Clears my mind, Then I add plain tomato sauce. Salt to taste.
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I did that, all i did was plonk 2 pieces into a pot i had on my kitchen window without doing anything special it was some rosemary clippings i had bought at a supermarket for making focatcha garnishing / flavor enfusion and plugging some camembert cheese. I now have two little rosemary plants wich is so cool 👏👏🏴🇿🇦
Right on Heather, so cool! Its such a great and versatile herb!
Wow, that’s exactly what I plan to do. Thanks for sharing. I’m off to Tesco! 😊
👍 will try grow some . Tks
Never thought it Is so easy . Tks 👍
I put mine in glass of water… maybe I should just plant it instead for quicker rooting?
im a pastry chef. recently, we bought rosemary for the kitchen, we plan to harvest the rosemary to use it in our cake decors. thank you for your video, hopefully this chef will not only have green food colouring thumbs !
That's so awesome! I wish more restaurants would use live herb gardens and create seasonal dishes off of them!
I grow lot’s of rosemary for the branches. I cut them up and put all the branches around my fruit trees and basically every where in my yard. Stops cats,snails and any other animals in my yard. I just leave them there until following spring and then put fresh ones again. They are even better when dry also.
Great video. Thank you. Happy gardening.
Right on! I love all the uses for Rosemary!! :-)
Stops cats ? Not in my yard. I have big too big Rosemary's plants and bushy all over, and it's the cats' best hanging sleeping spot. The Rosemary's plants are 15 years each. I trim them, but they grow fast . I say if you're generous, your hand will make everything grow fast . Even when I go and have my hair trimed, I start a conversation with the stylist, let's say, about a movie , I do make the story up so she can tghrou her opinions all about generous and tight people , and depends on her answer i will decide she is in or out intel I find that generous lady to cut my hair , plants and hair are the same , 😊
oh, thank you, I didn't know it serves as a repellent for the unwanted animal visitors. 'will definitely try that.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarmsthanks for the information on growing rosemary very helpful.
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Been trying to root rosemary for about a year. Now I understand where I was going wrong. Thanks for the tutorial. Will try again. Love from Jamaica.
Thanks .. I have got what I always longed for
I AM FROM JAMAICA AND not gotten a successful plant yet from cuttings but will keep trying since seeing your tutorial.
What were u doing wrong? So I can learn what not to do because I'm going to start this
lol. you're funny with all your accounts. i thought u were from Canada @@jenniferbogle6809
I have hundreds of rosemary around my home as border plants pruned to two feet and never thought of doing this technique . Thanks as I would love to add further in my garden .
Ha ha watch your hundreds turn into thousands!
I love the way you have naturally given this rosemary growing tutorial, so calmly, without assuming prior knowledge on the simple steps. I grew in a farm but to me it was hard labour, peasant farming and so I was so eager to show it my back to city living but now looking back with people such as you Vadana Shiva a back to nature advocate and an enemy to Monsanto 's activities to what belongs to the world, seeds, natural seeds, I am a farmer even thou on my back yard🤣 Thank you for sharing that knowledge with without being tempted to patent it😂 it.
Hey thanks Winnie, appreciate that! 🙂
Can’t wait to try this. I have a wild Rosemary plant I want to share. Read that chewing on the leaves prevents migraines. Worth a try!
Right on Melanie, let us know how it goes!
Thank you! Every video I've found about "creating" a rosemary topiary starts with a rosemary topiary that just needs light pruning. Which is not.... creating one. This was exactly what I needed! Thank you!
I am glad I found you AGAIN! My client brought me Rosemary and now I want to grow mine and hers!! 🪴
My bush fell over but just kept growing. It’s a little mini hedge now. It was originally a potted plant I bought in the veggie aisle at the grocery store. I cut branches off and make a bed for roasts or chicken or pork. I also keep some of the dried leaves, left whole, to add to brining water. Thanks to you, I’m going to expand to other plants as well as make some cuttings to give away. Thank you so much. 🙂
How fortuitous! They do that sometimes. Very adventageous...its why they are such vigorous growers.
I've wanted big rosemary bushes for years! I now live in a place where they'll work, and a neighbor offered me free cuttings from her plant :) Thanks for the guidance!
Awesome Laura, best of luck!! Let us know how the planting goes! :-)
I did the water method after watching your video. It’s been about 2 weeks and now I have tons of roots!! Thank you for doing this video.
You can use honey and/or dried cinnamon instead of a commercial rooting powder. Smells good too...
Thanks Pollie!
Hi. Do honey or cinneman powder help to develop the roots. Never heard of this. Thanks
I'm going to try this, thanks
@@sushmakhajuria3135 I’ve grown some rosemary from cuttings without any thing all I did was break ff a branch and put it in the soil and it worked
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Thank you! I used to have rosemary plant in every house i lived, and it would grow into a tree, it is true that rosemary is a very rigorous plant. Now i don't have any... growing them from stems is such a great idea, i wish i thought about it before moving out and leaving my plants at old houses.... i am going to start doing it now though. Thank you for the video! Rosemary has a lot of magical properties beside of its wide use in cooking. It is very beneficial to keep rosemary plant at home or in the garden. Everyone should have it 😉😉 Thanks again for sharing!!
Ha ha you just need one sprig and you're good to go!
Did you grow it indoors?
We just bought a smaller pot of rosemary never thought it could grow that big! Now we have the idea! Thanks a lot! :)
Oh yeah, they can become quite invasive! And quickly too. Think small tree! Ha ha!
Same story here.
Rosemary is my favorite plant and I keep several of them indoors for many years. Now time to have a young generation of them and this video is helpful.
Thanks so much! I agree, an amazing plant, no question!
Awesome! Just discovered I have a big rosemary in my yard going to cut some and try to have a few indoor plants because they smell amazing!!!
Best of luck! :-)
I loved your video and now going to my Rosemary plants to make some cuttings. You gave an outstanding narration and easy to follow for the average person out there. You can tell you love what you do! Thanks for all your help and we appreciate great tutorials like this.
Thanks so much Azita! I really appreciate the kinds words and support! Hopefully the videos are helpful and get better as we go along! :-)
Very explanatory. I can now grow my rosemary effortlessly with this tutorials. Thank you.
Thanks, best of luck! :-)
I also like rosemary for tea and to put in yeast rolls when I make homemade yeast rolls. I'm glad this video popped up in my recommended videos, my rosemary had outgrown the terra cotta pot I've had it in for years; this video reminded me that I used to take cutting and grow new rosemary plants, I had one out in my yard at my previous home that did get very big. I moved in 2021 and been so busy developing garden areas and working on the old farmhouse that is on my property that I totally forgot how lovely rosemary is in landscape! I'm now in northwest Florida 8b and loving it up in this part of the state.
I grow my rosemary in a large pot and prune it every few years to keep it lush and compact. My neighbour planted a single rosemary plant in her front garden and now it has overtaken about a third of the space. It’s a huge monster. She has it pruned once a year to prevent it from engulfing everything else. Your warning about its vigorous growing habits is a wise one.
Its crazy eh Margo? When you think of herbs, you don't think of invasive beasts, ha ha! But Rosemary won't be reckoned with!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms nothing much more invasive than mint...
I use the branches from pruning. I use woody parts and new growth but new growth roots way better. Take a whole lot of cuttings because not everyting will root. I put them in old used pottingsoil and keep the soil wet. Not moist but wet. Works like a charm. I've been doing this for years. When you want to take a big cutting you should layer a branch. I've used layering a couple of times with succes. I do like to leave it in the ground for about a year. Also when you plant the rosemary it likes poor sandy very good draining soil, little to no watering when it is established and preverably full sun. They like brick walls too because it retains heat at night. And when you prune them each year or every other year the bush grows more compact, has more new growth and looks nicer. That's just a my two cents from the experience I have with rosemary. It's a great plant and super easy. I primarily grow it for the scent and looks.
what is the best way to prune? I live in FL, so the soil in my yard is poor sandy fast draining soil already
@@katvsdaedreamz8628 After bloom is when I usually prune. Late may, early june. But they can be pruned year round if you want to.But if you want flowers late may early june.Don't cut the whole shrub away but it can take a heavy pruning if necessary.
Thanx themadsamplist! Poor, sandy, well-drained soil for sure! Interesting about the layering! Thank you so much for sharing. I am starting to wonder if Rosemary is like my raspberries in that rooting in soil is a better option than straight water? More air, contact with natural hormones in the soil.. Etc. Food for thought!
@@katvsdaedreamz8628 I prune early morning as studies have shown that the rooting hormones are highest in the apex (top) of the plant at that time of day!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I don't like rooting in water and get bad results when I try it no matter what plant. And when I do have success I find the transition to soil difficult for the plant. I always use pottingsoil and usually used pottingsoil. That doesn't tend to harden up and doesn't dry out as much. And I keep it wet. Works for me and I've been doing it for years now with rosemary, sage, butterfly bushes, conifers and more. And I like to cover the soil with moss, bark, twigs, leaves and stuff like that to reduce evaporation of water. And I keep them in the shade. Just stuff I found out by trying.
"Rosemary is dead easy to grow from cuttings." Well with my cuttings, the word "dead" definitely seems to be correct sir! Haha! I took several about 6 weeks ago and put one in water and the rest in general purpose compost. The one in water was about to be evicted and sent to the great herb garden in the sky as I thought it had rotted but just in time I noticed three tiny roots appearing so it is now on parole!
As for the others, they seem to be static with little black bits on the ends of their leaves so I have cut them back a bit in the hope that the other end might grow roots (if they have not already done so!)
I read that stressing cuttings sometimes encourages growth so I have cursed at them frequently but rather than being stressed I do not think that they are taking me seriously and they have lost the will to live!
Incidentally I am in UK.
SO funny! Let us know the outcome! haha!
@@g.e.boroush5176 Well GEB there have been more deaths I am sorry to say but (without wanting to tempt faith) three are still with us in "the land of the living" so far! As for a thyme cutting, it has joined the great herb garden in the sky for some reason. I am not sure if it died through lack of water but my understanding was that it was supposed to prefer arid conditions! Perhaps it was in some pact with the Rosemary and decided to "give up the ghost"? On the other hand, several thyme plants in the garden have been well and truly watered recently and they are looking decidedly ill so in no time there will be no thyme at this rate.
On the bright side, some mint looks as though it wants to cover the whole of Northern Europe so "win some, lose some" as they say.
I was planting things for the benefit of the bees, butterflies, birds and beasts but it has been so hot then so wet I think most of them have decided to emigrate to a country that knows what sort of weather it wants and sticks to it!
@@georgealderson4424 Sounds about right for my area in the west of England. 😂 I knew well enough that mint was very prolific but put just a tiny weak looking bit in my big oak half barrel with other herbs that were well established and it’s taken over. I thought the sage monster growing like crazy would be a good contender to keep it at bay but how wrong can you be. It was the pot I originally bought for a bay tree that was only growing really slowly with small leaves that kept being eaten by various insects. At least that is doing so much better with much bigger healthier leaves and doesn’t seem at all bothered by the fight for space around it between the other herbs. 😊
@@Pinkfox56 Haha. The battles continue. It's just as well that there is no noise from the garden fight or the neighbours might start complaining! It wouldn't be so bad if some plants fought to survive nevermind tried to take over.
I planted various herbs for the benefit of the wildlife but I don't think they are impressed or even grateful as after an initial buzzy period they seem to have emigrated!
;'D The great herb garden in the sky! ;'D
Yeah, I've been chewing out my pomegranate tree lately and it's not taking me seriously, either. It's in transplant shock and I'm afraid it's gonna die and every time I go out to say nice things to it, I wind up asking it why it can't just buck up and do what it's supposed to, as though I'm a parent of a depressed teenager in the 70s. Gardening is hard work!
Cooked with dry rosemary for the first time a few months ago and it smelled and tasted amazing. Made my whole apartment smell incredible too. I have a container big enough for a full sized rosemary plant so it looks like I'll be growing rosemary next year.
the first time ? are you 5 years old ?
@@eggspanda2475 don't be rude. I started using rosemary this year. never liked herbs before but started this year after learning of their healing properties.
I don't know why people rave about bay leaves .. they are pretty tasteless
@@rayjack I wasnt being rude you nobbhead.
I have dry rosemary leaves how can I grow it
@@eggspanda2475don't act like a junior highschool mean girl. Sincerely, it is an unattractive look.
So needed and clear, explained in a simple way!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for that, and thanks for the support! :-)
Thank you... here in Nevada and discovered the plants at my son's apartment complex, then I noticed that they were everywhere. Going to put it around my pool so I can serve myself and I do love it just as much or more than you do ❤
I make butter and rosemary rice... I put it in eggs, on all my meats, in soups, my breads, potatoes, even my homemade jam... but that's a secret recipe😂
its gold....for people whom have respiratory weakness or irritations this helps to reduce or even eliminate symptoms and strengthen immune system in the upper repritory area!!!
Wow, I never knew that! I wonder if it would help with my seasonal allergies where my breathing can sometimes get affected?
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Yes it will help...consider fasting or taking a full on stop break from any and all Dairy products for 2-4 weeks...then introduce something that would be a normal thing for you to consume and document you response..best way to prove its .toxic effect to you personally ......dairy is huge on diminishing our airways and immune system...as it is over loaded with estrogen from pregnant cows...which is highly inflammatory and too many antibiotics...again inflammatory!! its worth s shot to try to lesson allergies and the suffering of that sort of stuff....also if in your area you can find pout about sprays on farm fields and commercial property weed spraying ...you may find those are direct correlation to heavier symptom bouts!!
@@willow-7794 those are excellent suggestions... I'll definitely give it a shot this year! Thanks so much!
Great video and easy to follow.
Thank you.
Rosemary is great for anti flea treatments for pets.
Crush and rub into coconut oil and massage into the neck area for your pets.
Its just so versatile! Thanks for watching Geraldine! 🙂
A follow up video after 4 weeks will be awesome👍
Thanks
I bought a rosemary plant and it took quite a while to start growing and when it did start to grow ,it didn't take long to dry up because I was so busy with work that I didn't water it, it looked so dry that I felt bad about it
@@maryanneville4397 it happens to all of us Mary! Were you able to resurrect the plant? Rosemary is pretty resilient to drought I have found!
Thanks G... I know it's a year later, but I have a herb propagation series coming out.. My plan is to do a time lapse "stages of growth" for Rosemary cuttings... Give people an idea of the timeline, rather than the straight how-to like this video. Cheers!
Rosemary is good for memory just smelling it. Thank you so much!
That I did not know! Thanks for sharing!
Never thought of planting my own but THANKS TO YOU I’m gonna try grow my own for the first time and while at it,will subscribe to your channel and learn more.
Thank You✌🏿🇿🇦
Right on! Best of luck and thanks for the support!
I tried few dozen cuttings and seeds, nothing.
Now I got 2 cutting in soil, after 10 days they are still green, maybe some hope. 🙂
@@fritzreimer7933 best of luck fritz! Let's hope this is the one!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms❤
Great info. I will try it. I just want to grow some inside for fragrance and outside to fight mosquitoes.
Thank you
Best of luck!
Thank you for this easy to follow video. We love Rosemary here in Ireland. We make our own sausage with rosemary and a few other herbs and spices. It makes for a delicious homemade egg and sausage "Mac"Muffin.
Right on Janet, sounds delicious! :-)
Thank you for this video. It’s very clear and easy to follow! I spent a pleasant time this afternoon doing exactly what you demonstrated. I just now put my two, clear glasses of rosemary sprigs-in-water on a safe windowsill, along with a little file card with dates on it that I will need to change the water and watch for roots. It’s amazing how happy doing this this simple little thing has made me. But then, gardening projects seem to have that effect on one, don’t they!
So awesome Jayne! Glad to hear that! I love these little easy projects where its not hours and hours of labor.....simple, fun, and then rewarding in the end!
Gardening makes me so happy too! :)
I love rosemary and use it every day. I dry them then I grind them in the grinder to make a power and sprinkle iy in everything because it is anti aging, anti viral and has many good things on it. I even use it on my hand made soap as an natural preservative and my soaps last more than a year fresh. Thanks for the tip on how to grow them.
It truly is a wonder plant Eileen!
I love the smell of rosemary and to bake focaccia bread. Thanks for the instruction to grow more. I'll give it a try.
Totally agree Wendy! It's not just for seasoning meats!
Thanks for the clear and simple instructions for those of us who are gardeningly challenged! I’ve subscribed and look forward to learning more :D
Thanks so much Nicky, appreciate the support! :-)
same here, appreciate the detailed video. am def not a green thumb n have limited knowledge, but curiosity & fascination remain. I've got a huge rosemary bush (which i fail to trim periodically) that seems to be growing heartily (zone 9b, clay soil😕). recently noticed that the bush has flowered.
silly Q's, what to do with the flowers? n should I prune & separate the large bush, and/or up-root the rosemary n try growing new ones in the same spot? (I don't use them for cooking or other things, just growing them so they retain greenery to & repel unwanted pests, in the yard).
Sadly my cuttings didn't survive this time :( but I will try again this year!@@tylin168
I’m following this right now! I hope I can get amazing rosemary! Thank you for this it was so simple! Based on these comments I think my rosemary will be successful! Thanks again! ❤
Fingers crossed for you! Let us know how you make out! :-)
I love my Rosemary bush. It is blooming right now, in Texas in October. I use it in pizza dough, over roast pork and lamb. Thanks for the propagation tips. Going out right now to do it.
Nice to know your cool approach about propagating rosemary by the cuttings !👍🏼😊
Cheers Narcisa, thanks for watching! :-)
I actually started mine from grocery store cuttings. I wasn't sure if it was going to work since there is no telling how long they sat on the shelf but it worked! I now have three beautiful little roots growing out of the stem. I am so excited!
That's amazing! First I've ever great of the grocery store stuff working! Good to know!
I got.my at Vons market put it on the ground and it is e huge plant know.
@@vilmaacord1175 awesome! It's go good when it works out!
That’s what I plan to do. Thanks for sharing! 😊👍
I grew taters from local food store bought taters, aye they grew new taters lads and lass’s to be sure
I have always pruned in fall, and felt defeated when it doubled in size again mid-spring! Pruning those new shoots in the spring seems much more effective, especially if I can pot them up to share.
I prefer my rosemary ground to a fine powder, then used as a dry rub with black pepper on a pork loin, cooked long and slow in the smoker. 🤤
As a person with scalp issues, I can use it as a hair rinse to calm things down. Its high oil content makes for excellent homemade smudge\aroma sticks too!
Hi Linda, it really is a remarkable plant! Take care! 🙂
Love your water method. Thank you my sister is rooting some right. Been doing water method for about 2 weeks. Thank you for your method.❤️
Right on Judy, let us know how it works out! 🙂
Thank you so much for your informative video, especially for not pushing any products. Every video I have come across they push you to spend money here and there. I want something as natural and inexpensive as possible.
Right on Erika, thanks so much for watching! I definitely appreciate all the support!
The Ripe Tomato Farms
Your welcome!!!
Great video...lovely to find you...I am growing hedges on my lot to deter the rats in the area and my favourite use of rosemary is a Rosemary wheat loaf...best bread ever...fragrant and delicious...the house smells magnificent when cooking it 👌🥂
Rosemary as a hedge.... Brilliant! I love it!
Rosemary tea is so so beneficial for our body. I love it & have my tea every single morning on an empty stomach. Thank you for sharing this lovely video🙏
Thank you for your clear and informative video. I love rosemary and have attempted twice in small pot but failed. Surely I will start tomorrow with great confidence that I can make it as per your clear tips. Thank you
Thanks for that Guenet! Try larger pots. Rosemary is a beast! :-)
I love rosemary and I use it in a number of dishes, but the most important is when I make a leg of lamb, it’s exquisite!!
Rosemary cooked with carmelized onions on pizza, or rosemary olive oil soughdough bread are two of my favorites.
On pizza??! That sounds amazing! Great idea Nancy!
Potatoes with rosemary and garlic from the oven.The classic.Yummy.
@@beabea9421 CLASSIC!
I really like your style of crafting rosemary planting techniques 👍💖💖✌️
I wish I would have seen this video a month ago. I started rosemary from seed and ended up with 5 viable seedlings out of 500 seeds. I went to Home Depot for something else just recently and found a beautiful rosemary plant for $3.48....it's doing really well after being transplanted a week ago, while my seedlings are healthy, but growing soooo slowly. I may see if I can find another deal on a rosemary plant and try what you explain in the video. I love rosemary...I use it for cooking and just love the smell in a herb mixture simmering on the kitchen stove. Once again, you have shared useful information in a straight forward and easily understood way. Appreciate your videos. P.S. I'd kill for your rosemary bushes.....
Thanks buddy! Yes, very easy to grow from cuttings once it roots. Remember, it'll grow HUGE if given the chance. If you don't want it taking over your yard, keep it in a container or pot! 🍅🎋🌶🍓🍈🌱🍆
Hi good morning I really appreciate how you went into the details of how to grow the rosemary Thanks so very much
I’m new to your channel and I love it. I’ve watched green opinions, white onions, celery, now Rosemary. Thanks so much. You are really easy to watch. I’m excited to try all of these! 👍
Thanks so much Kim! That's awesome! I really do appreciate the support!
I, too, love green opinions
@@alexissmith169 LOL 😆!
Wow !!! What a Simple & Practical Explanation ... How to making the Rosemary Bush-garden ... Really Appreciated !!!
Great Video! Thanks for sharing! Going to use the 5 gallon method to make sure I can get the right spot for it! I guess that's about all I didn't pick up on. I live in Southern Oregon, thanks again for such an informative video!
Thanks for sharing. Hope to see both results of those two methods.
Thanks Elny, already posted last year: ruclips.net/video/au-I3pMmkdQ/видео.html
Great video, so nicely presented and easy to follow! I’m away to take some Rosemary cuttings now thank you! ☘️☘️☘️☘️
Thanks Fiona, appreciate that! :-)
love how you just sound so calm and smooth. 👍
Thanks Eduardo! :-)
I’m new to your channel and I’m so excited to plant my first rosemary plant 🌱 bought today 🙏🌿
I love the bark on rosemary. So I've decided to grow some to add them to my bonsai collection.
Thank-you! I just found you today, & subscribed. I've been planting onions that sprouted before I used them- just by sticking them in the yard, but your onion video was very helpful. Now I can eat them & still grow them. Also I've got a big, old rosemary & wanted more, so finding this was super timely. Wishing you well.
Super awesome Patricia! Thanks for the support! Happy growing. 🍅🎋🍍🍆🌶🍓🍈🌱
Just love the information you are putting out here. It is leading more of the general public, like me , to get involved.We now have easy access to the information, some valuable lessons to pass on to the grand kids. Thanks soooo much . LOVE this.
Great information. I have some very old plants. I will try to renew the old plants. Thank you for sharing. God bless America.
Right on Jim. I do the same. Every few years I'll do some cuttings and restart the bushes around the yard! Cheers man!
🍃I positively love rosemary🌿
I agree Alice! How can you not?! Although I don't eat it too much in the summer.... Come fall there's Rosemary in EVERYTHING!
Thanks. I love Rosemary. I enjoy it in cooking a lot. I will try to grow it now.
Thanks Nelsonn, best of luck!
I grow rosemary because it is a very versatile herb and it can be used in many different ways. I use it green or dry for tea, salads, almost everything
I agree, its one of the best! Cheers!
R.Rose-Mary comes from me please tell me the pregnancy is not true hustler doing it with no labels and you🇳🇦💰
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms and you don't wanna come to go karts 🎷🇳🇦💰
Thanks for the training. I will forward to starting my own Rosemary garden
Best of luck! 🙂
Rosemary is my favourite herb after basil. It goes very well with red meat.
NOTHING beats basil....I could eat pesto on anything!!
Hi Jeff, great video on how to do Rosemary cuttings, thanks for sharing and take care 🙂
Hey, thanks so much Christine! Best of luck with yours.
Thank you. I always wanted to learn this. God bless you.
Thanks for watching Abha, all the best!
I Love Rosemary! It's good for the memory. Sometimes I keep a piece of it in my pocket so I can smell it all day. It's good to make Teas and I use them stems for flavorful shishkabob skewers. Great video!
Thank you, I’ll be doing this today, stealing some branches of rosemary from my neighbor 😂 I hope he doesn’t mind, his plant is so big and beautiful I’m so jealous 😫 I want to grow one too so I don’t have to spend money to buy it every time
Best of luck, don't get caught! LOL
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms thank you, I will update you 😂👍🏾
you explain everything soooo detailed & supported by logical reasoning!!!! thank you !!!! , I learned & enjoyed watching your video very much.
Thanks Shahla, appreciate that! :-)
Thanks so much for the great details and beginner-friendly instructions! :)
And thank you for watching Nan! I have a whole herb series coming out... You can never have too much flavor! :-)
The ripe tomato farm!! Awesome stuff! Can't wait to try out all this stuff! Thanks!
Hey thanks Bonny! Let us know how it goes! Thyme is another good one to try too!
Thanks a lot for the easy tips. Simple and quick. I watched this because my partner just got me some freshly cut rosemary from the public garden. So I thought I need to grow more of my own. I have had failed attempts doing it in the past, I am guessing it could be due to not removing some of the skin of the stem like you showed. I will retry and I shall success this time. Thanks again.
Right on Ardalan! Best of luck man. It can be tricky, no question. Fresher stems the better. You got this!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms , thanks man, to me gardening is like playing the right music note at the right time and rooms for failure shall be forgiven by the mother/father nature, if and only if, we obey the natural laws :)
@@ardalanhaddad209 exactly dude. Just like music... It's better to garden and have a misstep.. Than to just never attempt to garden and grow your own food at all! Cheers
@The Ripe Tomato Farms absolutely 🤘
I have a big rosemary bush in the garden that was grown from a tiny cutting given to me by my father-in-law. I'm ready to take my cuttings now!
Easy enough, thanks for sharing. And good point about the rooting hormone. Survival of the fittest is a good thing for your cuttings
Our rosemary always seems to croak over the winter - but I've never tried to heavily mulch them.
Whereabouts do you live? How cold are the winters?
We're in NH. We see a typical 0 for a low, with a few days down to -15 here and there.
Snow cover probably has a lot to do with it. If there's a lot of snow when it gets cold, the plants do ok. We had brutal cold snap 2 years ago (2 weeks sub-zero) but we had bare ground. It killed our magnolia (my favorite tree in the yard) and a bunch of other things that were well established
Yeah, wonder if they get either smothered out, or even dried out? Interesting stuff. I wonder if different varieties behave differently as well.
Oh, those temps were F, not C... I forgot you're one of our northern friends :) I'm going to try to look for a more cold hardy variety next time. The snow is a great insulator, and without it I think the roots freeze up a little too solid. Also, you're likely right - the soil would be exposed to the wind, and probably dries out more without snow, too.
Oak Knob Farm ha ha, yeah, it's all Celsius and metric up here! I would think though, that the varieties for sale in your area, even from the big box stores, would be MEANT for your area. Better yet though, hook up with a local colleague that has a thriving specimen, and ask for a cutting or two!
Thank you for your good ideas be blessed❤️🇿🇦
Cheers, thanks for watching! :-)
Thanks for keeping the explanation clear and simple. I can't wait to try this with mine. Go Riders!
Hey thanks for that! Go Riders indeed... I hope we have a season!
Thank you for the lesson. I just finished and put it in the kitchen.
Thanks 👍 Great Information.. I am off to pot plant some Rosemary
Awesome Carolyn, best of luck!
Thanks for your easy propagation of Rosemary.
As I was wanting to make a small hedge of rosemary in my garden.
I will try and strike some cuttings in preparation for this hedge.
That I am planning for my garden.
I love to watch that big bush of rosemary and you telling how easy it's to grow it would love to send you pictures of dead stick of rosemary after all the love and care hahaha
Ha ha, I feel you. I've had so much stuff die over the years for no reason.. I can't even count it all
I love the rosemary tea
I haven't tried that one yet Simone! Recipe?
Great video! Thanks so much - so concise and useful. You answered every question I had!
I done from seed&
It's now flourish in my front garden.
I trimmed it back. Thank you. 🥰
I was told by a professional grower to make small cuttings, about 1 1/2 inch long, and pop it in the earth. You will have way more plants than if you take such a huge piece. I haven’t tried that method, but I will this year
I found your video Very informative , I love the aroma of rosemary ! I have 2 sprigs of rosemary that I “rescued” and have them in water as I write this ! I got them 5 / 14/ 19 ( my daughters birthday ) ! So I am going redo them ,I did strip off the lower leaves about 3 inches and cut the stems on a slant . My daughter built a pool for her Gold fish in a cattle 🐮 water “thing” (?) so I will have plenty of pond water. I have subscribed to your channel ! I like the way you explain the how to part of planting ! Thank you , catch you later ! Oh I am 82 and my daughter is 64 and we love all plants even some weeds ! What has this to do with anything ? Not a thing , just chatter! Blessed Be May your days be filled with sunshine, your work be easy and fun !👍🦋🌈👵🏻🐶😺🖖👽💐🌱🦎
That's awesome Betty. Once they get going, Rosemary is very invasive! More so than Lavender. I always try to keep mine in pots or containers!
Hey Betty, did your Rosemary ever root? I hope you had success!
@Betty Houk: It's now 9/14/19; 4 mo.after you started yor attempt to grow roots on your 2 Rosemary sprigs in water. Please tell us, what is the outcome ? Also, you sound like a lovely woman who is still Full of the Zest for Life [at least mentally & emotionally!]. At age 67 myself; I would love to have that Zest if/when I am graced w/reaching age 82. Blessings to you & your daughter Betty. Karen Lee
Not knowing how rosemary grows, I planted a tiny plant near my front door close to ornamental flowering bushes. The rosemary became a massive bush in no time! I have to prune it to keep it for crowding out the other bushes. Of course, it smells amazing and I use it in certain recipes. Thank you for this video on how to grow more using cuttings.
Thanks for this video! In this time of Covid, I want to make a little extra money and I am going to try to grow some in pots and sell it. (I have a huge bush!)
Thanks for your video. The smell of Rosemary always reminds me of Thanksgiving. I have included Rosemary in my gardent this year.
After paying $3 for a few sorry twigs in the grocery store, I purchased a potted rosemary. I wish I knew how big they grow!
Exactly Allen! :-)
Can get very large outdoors if it likes location. Several feet wide and tall!
Thanks for sharing, I love the smell of rosemary too!❤️❤️❤️
Awesome information! Cutting description starts at 1:28
Thank you! Our deep freeze this winter killed my rosemary perennial. I purchased one, but may give some cuttings to a friend this week.
Glad you got another one mikki! Best of luck this winter!
you mentioned some of the uses for rosemary at the end of your video. One thing I didn't hear you mention is marinara sauce. We had friends from France stay with us for several weeks a couple years ago. Romy made us a pasta dish with rosemary seasoned sauce that was the best I've ever tasted. I use it in all my tomato based dishes ever since.
No way! We have Marinara at least once a week (not just pasta, even on eggs and straight chicken breasts)...I've never tried that! Only Basil. So cool! On it man.....thanks for the tip!
Try fennel makes amazing sauce
@@JackTheAviator Fennel, Rosemary, light on the Oregano, Garlic, Basil, a little heat, The blend of spices in a little oil, low heat and wow, Clears my mind, Then I add plain tomato sauce. Salt to taste.
Thanks for your helpful advice.
Cheers Francois, thanks for watching!
Thank for the tips on rosemary.
Thanks Cleo! I just uploaded a video along the same vein for propagating raspberries!