Rosmarinus officinalis cv. Arp Rosemary

A young Arp Rosemary

Arp is a small town in Texas. It was named in 1899 for  newspaper editor, William Arp. In 1914, there were 400 hundred  mostly farmer folks in Arp. These farmers specialized in the 'Arp Beauty', a peach they developed.

Today, the town of Arp has about 800 folks in it,  and some very hardy Rosemary.

Incidentally, Madalene Hill, the namesake of our other cold hardy Rosemary, Madalene Hill Rosemary, is in her 90's now  and still loves her herbs. She was the one responsible for finding the Arp Rosemary.

Cultural Information

Height: 5 Feet 

Hardiness: Perennial
in Zones 6-11 

Flower Color: Pale Blue 

Characteristics: Full Sun,
Evergreen,
Water Conserving    

Uses: Culinary, 
Fragrant Ornamental

Rosemary Arp

$4.50 per 3 inch pot

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