Vegetable Gardening : How to Harvest & Store Rosemary

Rosemary is a woody shrub that is perennial in some places, and it is often grown indoors like a houseplant. Use clippers to ...

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🌿 Harvest rosemary by using clippers to easily gather the woody stems.

🌿 When harvesting rosemary, it's best to only take about half of the plant so that it can continue to grow and regenerate.

🌿 Fresh rosemary is intense in flavor but is also great when dried or stored.

🌿 To dry rosemary, bundle the sprigs and hang them in a warm, cool, and dry place like an attic.

🌿 Once dried, remove the leaves from the stems and crumble them for storage in a spice jar.

🌿 Alternatively, you can freeze rosemary by plucking off the leaves and storing them in a zip lock bag or incorporating them into a dish that will be frozen or canned.

🌿 Following these steps, you can effectively harvest and store rosemary for later use.

Timestamped Summary

00:23 Rosemary is often grown indoors as a houseplant in the North because it can't survive very cold winters.

00:36 Use clippers to harvest rosemary because it can be tough to get with just your fingernails.

00:48 Only harvest about half of the rosemary plant to allow it to continue growing and repopulate itself.

01:09 Rosemary is very intense when used fresh, but it can also be dried or stored.

01:23 The easiest way to dry rosemary is to bundle it and hang it in a warm, cool, and dry place like an attic.

01:40 Once dried, the leaves can be removed from the stems and crumbled for storage in a spice jar.

01:48 Rosemary can also be frozen by plucking off the leaves and placing them in a zip lock bag.

01:58 Another option is to cook the rosemary in a food that you plan to can or freeze.

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Q&A

How should I harvest rosemary?

Use clippers to harvest the woody stems of rosemary. Try to harvest only about half of the plant to allow it to continue growing.

Can I use fresh rosemary?

Yes, fresh rosemary is very intense in flavor and can be used immediately.

How can I dry rosemary?

Bundle the rosemary sprigs and hang them in a warm, cool, but dry place like an attic. Once dried, you can remove the leaves from the stems and crumble them for storing.

Can I freeze rosemary?

Yes, you can pluck off the leaves and store them in a ziplock bag in the freezer. You can also cook the rosemary in a dish that you plan to freeze or can.

How should I store dried rosemary?

Crumbled dried rosemary can be stored in a spice jar or container. Note: There were not enough subtitles to create more than five questions and answers.