False Rosemary
Conradina canescens
False Rosemary gets its name from the similar looks to culinary rosemary, but it is not edible. In the late spring and through fall it blooms with small, fragrant flowers that attract a variety of different pollinators - but especially bees! They are highly drought-tolerant being found in sandhills and scrub.
Conradina canescens
False Rosemary gets its name from the similar looks to culinary rosemary, but it is not edible. In the late spring and through fall it blooms with small, fragrant flowers that attract a variety of different pollinators - but especially bees! They are highly drought-tolerant being found in sandhills and scrub.
Conradina canescens
False Rosemary gets its name from the similar looks to culinary rosemary, but it is not edible. In the late spring and through fall it blooms with small, fragrant flowers that attract a variety of different pollinators - but especially bees! They are highly drought-tolerant being found in sandhills and scrub.
Native, perennial shrub, 3’ tall with 3’ spread
Full sun, dry soils
Drought tolerant once established, not salt tolerant but salt-spray tolerant
Aromatic, delicate lavender flowers blooms from spring until fall
Attractive to pollinators but especially bees