Below is a photo of rosemary. It was planted in my yard last spring. Rosemary is an annual in Michigan. Or at least it was before this year.
When I was walking in the front yard and saw these rosemary plants still green and growing I was astounded. It will be interesting to see if they continue to grow through the summer.
Climate change has always happened over millennia. This is too much, too fast.
https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/rosemary_the_herb_with_winter_problems
Your rosemary should do just fine. It's a very hardy plant, one of my favorites for the home garden.
ReplyDeleteI used to bring one inside for the winter. Everything outside would die off.
ReplyDeleteYour rosemary survived outside this winter? Like you, we've always taken ours in. That is both exciting and very scary. We had a fraction of our normal snow and forsythias and star magnolias are in full bloom! A park in Rochester, NY famed for its lilacs posted on Facebook on April 1st that its lilacs were in full bloom and I just might have believed it. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteOur forsythia is just about done blooming here.
DeleteThey plant rosemary on the sides of the highways here - they are very hardy.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time they have survived winter.
DeleteMy forsythia is also blooming..a bit too early. Your Rosemary looks really good.
ReplyDeleteI just found this article from Michigan Stste University: https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/rosemary_the_herb_with_winter_problems
DeleteI can't walk past a rosemary bush without giving it a little squeeze and sniffing my fingers!
ReplyDeleteI had a gardener who always did that. He would also pull leaves off the basil and eat them.
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