Native Rosemary - Westringia fruticosa (forum)
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I have a 'Westringia fruticosa -Variegated Form' also referred to as native Rosemary. Is it an edible form of Rosemary? or is it simply called that because the plant looks similar to Rosemary?
Time: 13th June 2016 9:08am
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denise1 says...
The Westringia and true rosemary are in a different genus, but both in the mint family.
Time: 14th June 2016 7:17am
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Mareee says...
Thank you for your reply.
Time: 15th June 2016 11:01am
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