I really like the trunk, and you've made the apex very appealing. Nice!View attachment 153603 View attachment 153604 View attachment 153605 View attachment 153606 Here I've added more wire and placed all the primary, and most of the secondary branches. I scraped and carved the dead wood as well, nature did most of the work for me.
I've got four growing in the ground to bulk up and four, oh wait, make that three in pots. I just cut some off the ones in the ground whenever I need some. We love lamb and it goes great with it.OLD, SLENDER AND NOT TOO TENDER!!!!!!
Tell me you skewer up some kabobs with the cuttings?!?!
Pretty flowers, right?![]()
Who's Randy?Maybe "busted" but still smells a beaut'......Is it Randy, is it safe....?
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I do cook with the cuttings. I actually kept them in water in the kitchen and several rooted, just planted them this morning. This variety has short leaves and compact growth. No clue what the name is...OLD, SLENDER AND NOT TOO TENDER!!!!!!
Tell me you skewer up some kabobs with the cuttings?!?!
Pretty flowers, right?![]()
Yes I think that would look very good. But I think it will take several repottings over the next 5-7 years to get it into a proper pot. I think we've all heard that Rosemary can be intolerant of heavy root work. I recently read that the fiberous roots can be cut back with little concern; it's the reduction of large roots that may stress or kill a Rosemary. If any bnuts have direct experience with this please share.awesome, I think its ready for a bonsai pot, a nice small bunjin pot maybe.