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		<title>Growing Rosemary Tips</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Rosemary, a durable evergreen ’sub shrub’, is also known as Rosmarinus officinalis. Growing rosemary has been a pass-time for ages. Well-known for its aromatic leaves, which are used for seasoning food. Rosemary oil can also be used for medicinal needs. The herb has a dark and glossy feel to the leaf, with a white, woolly underside. The plants can grow up to six foot high and live for years if protected from extreme winter conditions. Its pretty name, rosemary, is from Latin, meaning ‘dew o]]></description>
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