Description

Rosemary, a perennial aromatic woody shrub, whose leaves resemble a pine. The leaves are used as a flavor in foods such as stuffings, grilled lamb, chicken and turkey. It grows in warmer areas, so the Mediterranean and Asia were native, but may be present in cold weather areas and have high drought tolerance and prolonged water shortages with an average length of 1.5 meters (5 feet) to 2. Meters (6 feet). Its leaves are evergreen-like needles; narrow and long. The length of the leaves ranges from 2-4 cm and their width is 2-5 mm. Its leaves are green on top and white on the bottom covered with dense and short bristles.

Rosemary usually blooms in the summer and spring and in a mild climate. It may bloom in warm climates. The plant blooms on December 1 and mid – February and this is called late flowers.