That’s wonderful Donna! Thanks for sharing, as this is such an easy way to make more plants and save money at the same time!

As far as propagating I just cut a couple of stems off of my friend’s plant stuck it in a glass of water and it already has roots it’s been in there about a month. I do have a spot in the garden that gets Morning Sun hopefully that will be enough.

You’re welcome Lizzie! Glad this info is helpful!

Hello Jan, as this is an evergreen, you shouldn’t have to cut it down for the Winter months. If some of the plant does not survive the Winter, then you can cut those stems off in early Spring. It is a low-growing shrub — commonly called a shrublet because of its small size — so no need to cut it down. I hope this helps!

I live in Ohio do I need to cut this plant down after the frost.

Hmmmm…. if it was me I would cut back the dead branches, at least part of the way down to the ground. After that I would treat them as normal, i.e. dig in some Holly Tone into the soil around each one, as bog rosemary plants love acid soil, then give it a good water — or hopefully the Spring rain can do that too. I would keep an eye on them and hope for the best. Did they bloom for you last Spring? Are there any signs of leaves and/or flower buds on the healthy branches?

That’s wonderful Bryn! I’m wondering if shade is better than the recommended “partial to full sun” because mine definitely have not doubled in size. Keep me posted how they do in the Spring next year. I’m imagining they look gorgeous, as I love the blue-green color of them!