Rosemary is a Mediterranean herb that grows naturally in well draining soils, in full sun and with infrequent rainfall. To grow rosemary successfully in pots and containers, it is important to try...
Category: Mediterranean Herbs
Water mint plants twice a week with a thorough watering so that excess water trickles from the base of the pot or container. Mint plants require the soil to be evenly moist but not saturated to...
Whilst overwatering is the most common reason for potted rosemary plants dying, the correct potting soil is as important as an optimal water schedule, because if the rosemary's roots are sat in...
Clay and terracotta pots measuring at least 12 inches across are the best of pots for growing rosemary. Clay and terracotta are porous which allows the soil to dry after watering, they do not heat up...
Herb leaves turn yellow because of overwatering or underwatering which prevents the herbs roots transporting nutrients and water properly to the leaves which causes them to turn yellow and drop off....
The reasons for herbs drooping is because of overwatering, underwatering, extreme heat or too much fertilizer. Mediterranean herbs such as lavender and rosemary droop because of overwatering...