Rosemary seeds

Scientific name: Salvia rosmarinus Herb plant of rosemary, rosmarinus, Hasa Alban, Maryam flower. Herb plant of rosemary or rosmarinus or Hasa Alban or Maryam flower or Arab herb or sea dew. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, with a fragrant aromatic scent similar to camphor, its leaves are filamentous, resistant to heat and drought, with beautiful flowers of various colors such as: pink – white – mauve – dark blue. It is used as an ornamental plant in pots or agricultural beds. Original habitat: Asia and the Mediterranean Basin. Height: reaches 1.5 meters – 2 meters. Planting time: planted in mid-winter. Blooming season: in warm times such as spring and summer. Watering: moderate without high flow, and it tolerates high drought, but young plants should be well watered with attention not to overwater to prevent root rot. Soil type: should be clayey and well fertilized. Soil pH: should be moderate and closer to alkaline. Drainage: good drainage. Propagation: rosemary propagates by seeds and terminal cuttings. Suitable climate: moderate and semi-tropical temperatures are most suitable for rosemary. Light exposure: needs about 8 hours of sunlight daily, and does not tolerate wind or frost. Cultivation method: can be propagated by cutting about 5 cm from a soft and tender part, remove the leaves from the end, preferably place it in hormone to grow roots, then plant directly in a pot with soil exposed to sunlight, spray with water daily, and ensure the soil does not dry out. Growing by seeds is difficult and complex. Its benefits: it can repel insects, so it is cultivated in gardens, and it has a beautiful shape, so it is planted for decoration, in addition to its delicious flavor, so it can be used in cooking, and it also has an enchanting scent, so perfumes are made from it, whether for the body or the atmosphere. From its health benefits: it strengthens memory, treats vaginal infections, helps treat cough, and contains antioxidant substances.