Re: Rosemary
- To: m*@ucdavis.edu, E*@agora.stm.it
- Subject: Re: Rosemary
- From: t*@picknowl.com.au
- Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 06:30:30 +1030
- Priority: normal
I'm planting cuttings of a very tall upright form that grew as a
seedling in a previous garden. My old plant, over 3m tall, is getting
very woody and could easily die of old age; it is about 15 yrs old
now and that is pretty good for rosemary in these parts. There is a
new seedling nearby that I will keep also. It is but a babe, 1 year
old, so I don't know how it will shape up, or if it will reproduce the
form of the mother plant. So I will be planting 2 kinds of rosemary
this year; one as a remembrance of the past and one remembering
there is the future.
regards
trevor n
Trevor Nottle
Garden Historian, Garden Writer, Designer, Consultant
WALNUT HILL, 5 Walker Street, Crafers, SA 5152 AUSTRALIA
Tel./ Fax. 61 8 83394210
