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I am interested in planting rosemary in my garden. I have read that
if the winter is harsh (below 5 F / -15 C) then it should be potted
and brought in doors. Does anybody have tips on how large of a pot I
should use?

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On Oct 31, 2:24 am, Stitch wrote:
I am interested in planting rosemary in my garden. I have read that
if the winter is harsh (below 5 F / -15 C) then it should be potted
and brought in doors. Does anybody have tips on how large of a pot I
should use?


Hi, Stitch
I have planted a few rosemary plants into my veggie garden from
curttngs before winter and they are growing well. The winter had a lot
of frosty nights and some days with a few degrees bellow zero.
Apparently rosemary is a frost and drought resistant plant. So
hopefully you will have no problems. If planting in a pot, use a size
that is suitable to the plant size. As the plant grows, just
transplant into a bigger pot. GL
Niki

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On Oct 30, 11:46 pm, Niki wrote:
On Oct 31, 2:24 am, Stitch wrote:

I am interested in planting rosemary in my garden. I have read that
if the winter is harsh (below 5 F / -15 C) then it should be potted
and brought in doors. Does anybody have tips on how large of a pot I
should use?


Hi, Stitch
I have planted a few rosemary plants into my veggie garden from
curttngs before winter and they are growing well. The winter had a lot
of frosty nights and some days with a few degrees bellow zero.
Apparently rosemary is a frost and drought resistant plant. So
hopefully you will have no problems. If planting in a pot, use a size
that is suitable to the plant size. As the plant grows, just
transplant into a bigger pot. GL
Niki


Thanks for the info. I'm still kinda new to it all.

Jeremy

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On Oct 30, 8:24?am, Stitch wrote:
I am interested in planting rosemary in my garden. I have read that
if the winter is harsh (below 5 F / -15 C) then it should be potted
and brought in doors. Does anybody have tips on how large of a pot I
should use?


The simplest answer is to use the biggest pot you can move or carry.
Regards - Jim

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we have had rosemary in the garden for over seven years now and it has survived -15 temperatures but it may be because it is south facing not sure. i brought it over with me to glasgow from brussels and it survived -22 one winter there.
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