Rosemary Plants & Bushes

Few plants are as easy-going, or as useful, as rosemary. These hardy perennial herb plants love a sunny spot and will reward you with fragrant, evergreen leaves all year round. Perfect for planting in pots by the kitchen door, lining a border, or adding to an existing herb garden.

In this collection, you'll find a mix of classic rosemary varieties, lollipop trees, and larger bushes, all ready to grow on in UK gardens. Whether you're picking fresh sprigs for cooking or simply enjoying the scent on a warm day, a rosemary plant is a lovely addition to any outdoor space.

Plant Highlights

  • Evergreen rosemary plants suited to UK gardens, patios, balconies, and containers
  • A practical mix of rosemary plants, bushes, and decorative forms for cooking and display
  • Hardy, drought tolerant plants that grow well in sunny, sheltered positions
  • Suitable for pots, borders, raised beds, and kitchen gardens
  • Year-round evergreen foliage with fragrant leaves and seasonal flowers

About Our Rosemary Plant Collection

  • Rosemary Officinalis Herb Plant: A classic culinary herb with upright growth and aromatic leaves that are ideal for everyday cooking.
  • Rosemary Bush for Culinary Purposes: A fuller, well-shaped rosemary bush that provides plenty of fresh sprigs throughout the year.
  • Rosemary BBQ Plant: Chosen for its strong flavour, this variety is perfect for grilling, roasting, and outdoor cooking.
  • Mixed Rosemary Plants: A varied selection that allows you to enjoy different growth habits, scents, and uses in one planting.
  • Rosemary Plant Gift in Terracotta Pot: A thoughtful, ready-grown rosemary plant that works beautifully as a kitchen or patio gift.
  • Lavender and Rosemary Plant Set: A Mediterranean pairing that combines evergreen foliage, scent, and colour in one attractive display.

Why Choose Rosemary Plants from Carbeth Plants

Rosemary plants need to be healthy from the start, especially when grown in the UK. Ours are chosen for strong roots and steady growth, so they settle in without fuss.

  • Grown by UK growers and selected for outdoor conditions
  • Available in clear pot sizes including 9cm, 13cm, and 14cm
  • Well-rooted plants suitable for pots, containers, and borders
  • A reliable place to buy rosemary plants online
  • Packed carefully to protect roots, stems, and foliage

You can also explore our wider range of herb plants, outdoor plants, and gift plants while planning your garden.

Rosemary Plant Through the Year

Rosemary keeps its shape and colour throughout the year, making it useful beyond the cooking garden.

  • Spring: New shoots appear and small flowers may form as growth begins.
  • Summer: Plants grow more quickly in warm weather and leaves can be picked as needed.
  • Autumn: Growth slows but foliage stays green and aromatic.
  • Winter: Evergreen leaves remain in place when planted in free-draining soil with some shelter.

How to Choose and Grow a Rosemary Plant

Rosemary is an easy plant once it’s in the right spot, but it does not like wet feet or heavy soil.

  • Grow rosemary in a sunny place with free-draining soil
  • Pots, containers, and raised areas suit it better than damp ground
  • Water more often at first, then less as roots settle in
  • Light trimming keeps plants tidy and encourages fresh growth
  • Avoid cutting hard into old, woody stems

Rosemary grows comfortably alongside lavender and other Mediterranean herbs with similar needs.

Our Quality Promise and UK Delivery

We check rosemary plants by hand before sending them out, making sure roots are strong and growth looks healthy. Plants are packed carefully so they travel well and arrive ready to plant.

  • UK delivery straight to your door
  • Packaging designed to protect plants in transit
  • Plants supplied by experienced growers

Whether you are adding one pot or a small herb selection, you can order knowing your plants have been handled with care.

Frequently Asked Questions

The key is light and drainage. Rosemary plants need a sunny position and well-drained soil to prevent root problems. Avoid overwatering once established, and give plants space for air circulation to encourage healthy growth.
The most common issues are waterlogged soil, lack of sunlight, and cutting back into old wood. Pests are rare, but poor drainage is the main cause of plant decline in UK gardens.
Yes, rosemary grows very well in pots as long as the container has drainage holes. Container growing allows better control over soil conditions and makes winter protection easier.
Rosemary can be harvested year-round, but flavour is strongest in spring and summer. Regular light harvesting encourages fresh shoots and keeps plants tidy.
Most rosemary plants are hardy in the UK, especially when grown in sheltered positions. In colder areas, container plants can be moved to a greenhouse or protected spot during severe frost.