Potted Rosemary Topiary for Winter Color & Flavor

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I’ve wanted to grow a Potted Rosemary Topiary indoors for awhile now, and I’m excited to be doing just that! I love the simple beauty of a topiary, and I love the practicality of having rosemary in the house. I plan on using it on my roasted potatoes all though out the fall and winter season!

I’m super eager to get this awesome potted rosemary in the mail. It is being shipped from Amazon, and will come in a plastic container, which means I will need to pot it. I am not intimidated though, as I have been browsing

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The Gardenieres are hand-picked green thumbs led by master gardener, William Moss. They are real-life gardeners who have a passion for all things green!

The Gardenieres site contains lots of different videos featuring real gardeners and gardening projects. I found the perfect video to help instruct and empower me as I start my potting project.

In the video her uses Miracle-Gro® potting mix and Miracle-Gro® liquid feed.

~ideal for all kinds of container or potted plants

~feeds plants for up to 6 months with Miracle-Gro® Continuous Release Plant Food.

~Rich, organic materials help improve drainage and air flow

~Makes feeding as easy as watering

~feeds plants through leaves and roots

~for use with all flowers, vegetables, trees and shrubs

My personal favorite Miracle-Gro® products is the Miracle-Gro® Organic Potting Mix and the Miracle-Gro® Organic Plant Food. I love that they put out a product that is organic, especially when I am growing edibles!

Do you plan on doing any growing this fall season? What projects will you do? What products will you use? To add to a fun discussion and share your stories, make sure to ‘like’ the Miracle-Gro Facebook page