How to Learn Rosemary Varieties

Identify Arp rosemary as cold-hearty rosemary that can withstand below freezing temperatures. Arp rosemary takes its name from the Texas town where it was first identified. This herb has light blue flowers and grows to about 3 feet.

Learn about Pink rosemary. This variety has the thinnest leaves of all rosemary varieties. Pink rosemary grows to 3 feet and exhibits very pale, almost pink blossoms.

Discover that White rosemary has large succulent leaves with white flowers having a small blue tint. This variety can be used in cooking or in landscapes.

Recognize Dancing Waters rosemary as a wonderful addition to a landscape hillside with flowing blue flowers resembling a waterfall.

Learn that Golden Rain rosemary takes on a golden, yellow color that darkens to green as the summer progresses, yet returns in the fall.

Find that Blue Boy rosemary has small, light blue flowers. This rosemary variety is the smallest of the herb family and rarely grows taller than 6 inches. This variety is very mild and can be used for cooking.

Recognize Spice Islands rosemary as possessing a dark, royal blue flower. This is an aromatic rosemary variety that has thick leaves and grows upright to produce long, skewer-like stems.