Native to Southern Europe, the Latin name for Rosemary translates to “spray of the sea”. In warm climates, it can grow up to eight feet tall, resembling more of a tree than a bush.

Going back many centuries, Rosemary was first recorded on cuneiform stone tablets around 5000BC. In 1892 it was written, “Young fairies, under the guise of snakes, lie concealed under its branches”.