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Rosemary

Would it be rude to describe the flowering shrub Rosemary as a 'work-horse' in the garden? My Rosemary bushes are just that - they work hard filling their space, gift their beautiful blue flowers freely in spring, and never complain.

 A lovely shrub, easy to grow in my garden.
Rosemary

Rosemary's lot in my garden consists of sun, bees, and being pruned back anytime I can be bothered! Of course the needle-like leaves are sometimes used in the Moosey kitchen, and I pick pieces for flower arrangements for the house. She is an aromatic shrub which enjoys my slightly sandy, free-draining soil.

Some gardeners might think her scruffy - not me! And what a beautiful name - one of the best!

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