Tuscan Blue Rosemary - Holiday

Light Needs

Full Sun

(At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

3 - 4 Feet

Mature Spread

3 - 4 Feet

Growing Zones

8 to 11

• Full Sun (At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight)
• Mature Height 3 - 4 Feet
• Mature Spread 3 - 4 Feet
• Growing Zones 8 - 11

Brighten your home with the Tuscan Blue Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Tuscan Blue'), a striking evergreen shrub celebrated for its aromatic silver-green foliage and clusters of bold blue flowers. Unlike traditional holiday decor, this live plant offers year-round beauty, thriving indoors during winter and transitioning seamlessly to outdoor gardens come spring. Its compact, upright growth (reaching 3–4 feet tall) makes it ideal for tabletops or sunny windowsills. Resilient and drought-tolerant, it will provide fresh leaves for cooking year-round with minimal upkeep required.

Choosing a living Tuscan Blue Rosemary over artificial alternatives reduces waste and invites nature indoors during winter’s chill. Its fresh, herbal fragrance enhances holiday gatherings, and gifting this plant provides a lasting reminder of the season long after decorations are stored. Once frost passes, it can be planted outdoors, evolving into a fragrant hedge or garden centerpiece. This dual-purpose decor bridges holiday cheer with springtime renewal, offering more life and value than any synthetic substitute.

Holiday Tuscan Blue Rosemary Care

Place your rosemary near a south-facing window where it receives at least six hours of sunlight daily; supplement with full-spectrum LED lights if natural light is limited. Water only when the top inch of soil feels dry, and avoid misting to prevent humidity-related issues. Rotate the pot weekly to promote even growth, and maintain indoor temperatures between 50–80°F for optimal health. 

When temperatures consistently stay above 50°F, acclimate the plant to outdoor conditions by gradually increasing its time outside over 7–10 days. Choose a sunny, well-drained spot or repot into a larger container with cactus soil mix to encourage growth. Trim woody stems after flowering to maintain shape, and enjoy its resilience in both garden beds and patio containers. With minimal effort, this hardy herb transitions from seasonal decor to a permanent, fragrant fixture in your landscape.