Rosmarinus officinalis "Prostratus" Burkwood & Skipwith but possibly a seedling from

but possibly a seedling from seed received years ago from China

The flowers of sweet osmanthus are gui hua in China

for the coffeetree is dioecious

and has grown well in the nursery's South Carolina trials and in central Florida under moist woodland conditions

Rosmarinus officinalis "Prostratus" Burkwood & Skipwith but possibly a seedling fromWhere the upright rosemaries reach for the sky, the Prostrate Rosemary lies down and flows, spilling in long, trailing, aromatic stems that pour over a wall, a bank, or the rim of a raised bed. The plant is the same species that flavors the Sunday roast, Rosmarinus officinalis, lately reclassified by botanists as Salvia rosmarinus, but grown here in a low, spreading form that trades the shrub's usual stiffness for a soft, cascading habit. The name