Rosemary Trees Need Bigger Pots! Those big rosemary shrubs that have been pruned down into cute Christmas-tree shapes are one of my favorite holiday plants, but they will die faster than ...

Q: I bought a potted cone-shaped rosemary for Christmas. How do I care for it? Inside or out? R.S., Houston A: Fragrant rosemary topiaries trained as miniature Christmas trees can be used indoors ...

Picture a little rosemary tree at your kitchen window, standing there upright and green as if in defiance to the wintry scene beyond the panes. This little tree offers more than decoration and winter ...

Picture a little rosemary tree at your kitchen window, standing there upright and green as if in defiance to the wintry scene beyond the panes. This little tree offers more than decoration: a lovely ...

Although nowhere near as popular as poinsettias, rosemary plants are often sold during the holiday season as decorative plants. Rosemary trimmed to a conical shape really looks very much like a ...

Here’s another hostess gift idea, in time for the holidays. Going along with yesterday’s post about potted herbs, how about giving a rosemary plant clipped in the shape of a Christmas tree? You can ...

Holiday plants. You see them in multiple stores from the grocery store to the hardware store — and don’t forget the local plant nurseries. They are not just in festive red, but other colors to ...

With its intense piney fragrance; dense evergreen foliage; and cute, diminutive size, the rosemary Christmas tree seems the perfect holiday plant for table or countertop. Get one and enjoy it, but do ...

Picture a little rosemary tree at your kitchen window, standing there upright and green as if in defiance to the wintry scene beyond the panes. Pass your hand lightly over the leaves, close your eyes ...

A small rosemary "tree" sits on a windowsill and provides beauty, fragrance and flavoring to many dishes in the kitchen. Picture a little rosemary tree at your kitchen window, standing there upright ...