aframe
Shohin
The May 2017 - finally heathy and vigorous. I pruned for structure and pulled down some branches.I'm glad to see other bnuts posting up their Rosemary's
Rosemary progression - old, slender and twisted
The May 2017 - finally heathy and vigorous. I pruned for structure and pulled down some branches.I'm glad to see other bnuts posting up their Rosemary's
aframe
Shohin
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.Pruned and pinched the strong, soft summer shoots that grew after the work done in May.
Flowers are much more vibrant in person, these pics are a bit over exposed.
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Rambles
Mame
I just pulled a straggler out of a 90% shade location and potted it in basic garden soil. It has recovered from the shock at this point. Now I need to see how much is keepable
makarovnik
Mame
I have one too but it's not bug and nowhere as nice as yours. I made it into a raft.
Mine did not flower this year. I'm hoping it will next year.
Mine did not flower this year. I'm hoping it will next year.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Nice Aframe!
Very kill!
Love the trunk!
Sorce
Very kill!
Love the trunk!
Sorce
Velodog2
Chumono
Certainly the best rosemary I've seen. Great use of its natural characteristics in that trunk.
CamdenJim
Shohin
I really like the trunk, and you've made the apex very appealing. Nice!
Waltron
Chumono
awesome, I think its ready for a bonsai pot, a nice small bunjin pot maybe.
Vin
Imperial Masterpiece
Very nice! I had one like yours a couple years ago until a wooden backdrop I was using to take photos fell off my stand and broke it in two. Here is one I've been working on. I need to update the photo though because it's much fuller now.
JoeR
Masterpiece
I LOVE it! Like, really really enjoy it.
Shun
Mame
Woah! Awesome..!! How long till a rosemary develops this girth?
Vin
Imperial Masterpiece
BUSTED! 
LanceMac10
Imperial Masterpiece
OLD, SLENDER AND NOT TOO TENDER!!!!!!
Tell me you skewer up some kabobs with the cuttings?!?!
Pretty flowers, right?
Tell me you skewer up some kabobs with the cuttings?!?!
Pretty flowers, right?
LanceMac10
Imperial Masterpiece
Maybe "busted" but still smells a beaut'......
Is it Randy, is it safe....?
Vin
Imperial Masterpiece
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?
Vin
Imperial Masterpiece
Who's Randy?Maybe "busted" but still smells a beaut'......
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
I like it! Good to see you on here again! Hope all is well at the new place.
aframe
Shohin
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?
aframe
Shohin
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.
Thanks in advance
