Salvia rosmarinus | Miss Jessopp's Upright | RHS Award of Garden Merit Liz Bauwens Offer the birds a safe

Offer the birds a safe

A beautiful vigorous climber with pale green foliage that starts off bronze-green when young and becoming yellow in Autumn

The border fork is also the partner model to the border spade with an Ash handle that provides a comfortable grip

Buddlejas prefer a spring prune just as new shoots are putting out and will bloom on new growth

Salvia rosmarinus | Miss Jessopp's Upright | RHS Award of Garden Merit Liz Bauwens Offer the birds a safeDid you know that Rosemary has now been classed as a Salvia? Salvia rosmarinus 'Miss Jessopp's Upright' is an evergreen shrub that is tolerant of drought and coastal areas. It has wonderful culinary uses, fresh or dried as a seasoning. Rosemary generally blooms in spring to summer and this variety has masses of small sky blue, two lipped blooms in spring. As the name suggests, this one grows upright to 1. 2 metres tall and 90 cm wide. Loves the full