This plant prefers well-drained soil. Soil is well-drained when it allows water to drain through it at a moderate rate, without pooling. Allow the soil to become visibly dry before watering.

Trailing Rosemary does not need fertilizer; in fact, it does not like rich soil. Plant it in full to partial sun. This useful and pretty herb is drought tolerant and relatively easy to grow. Leave it rustic and wild or prune it down for a tailored look.

What’s not to love about Rosemary? Fragrant, delicious, and ornamental all at once, Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus', Trailing Rosemary is the sort of herb you will want to keep in your garden for years to come. This trailing variety is particularly attractive, as this hardy plant grows fast and evergreen across the rock garden or on a wall. It also works well as a ground cover.