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Turning One into Many: Your Guide to an Endless Rosemary Garden

A black cell tray filled with rosemary cuttings rooted in potting mix, seen from above

Ever dreamt of an endless supply of rosemary? Well, dream no more! Follow these simple steps and watch one plant turn into many. Let’s create a rosemary oasis together!

1️⃣ Start with One: Grab that lone rosemary plant; it’s about to become many.

2️⃣ Snip Snip: Cut the tips off about 1-2” long. These will be your starts but this practice of pruning will also help the original plant grow strong. 

3️⃣ Plant them Up: Whip up a seedling bed in a tray with compost, worm castings, vermiculite, and sifted topsoil — or if you prefer just buy a seed starter mix. 

4️⃣ Rooting Magic: Dip the cuttings in rooting hormone, then nestle them into the planting cells.

5️⃣ Love them: Water and settle them in a warm, sunny spot. A makeshift greenhouse works wonders too!

6️⃣ Roots to Rejoice: In weeks, roots will appear. Time to move your rosemary to its new home in the garden or containers.

Thinking of a rosemary hedge? 🌱✨ With this method, you can keep multiplying your plants endlessly. Imagine the aroma, the flavors, and the beauty!

#RosemaryRevolution #GardenHacks #PlantMultiplication #GrowYourOwn #GardeningDIY #HerbGarden

Once your new plants are established, here is how we harvest and preserve rosemary, along with thirteen other herbs.

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Lane and Jules Morris

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