The creeping rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus ‘Prostratus’) is a low-growing, trailing variety of rosemary, ideal for covering slopes, cascading over walls and planters, or creating aromatic borders with a natural look. It retains the character of traditional rosemary: evergreen foliage, very aromatic narrow leaves and a bluish flowering that appears in season, bringing subtle colour and attracting pollinators. Its growth is spreading and dense, forming a resilient cover that works very well in dry, low-maintenance gardens.
In addition to its ornamental value, it is a very useful plant in practical gardening: it tolerates sun, wind and poor soils, and once established needs very little water. It is perfect for Mediterranean-style compositions and for adding texture and fragrance without fuss.