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Hmmm, possibly not what I was hoping to find out, but thanks!

What I may do in that case is to cut out the dead, repot in very
free-draining compost and see what happens.

I didn't think that it would have been waterlogged - there was plenty
of
crock in the bottom of the pot, but perhaps next time I may put crock
then
some pea-shingle and then compost.

Anyway, thanks for the replies.


Rosemary is normally classed as a short lived shrub, so perhaps it is
just getting too old, the life span may well be curtailed in a pot as
well.

Mike
www.british-naturism.org.uk