Rosemary is a wonderful herb that is popular as both a garden herb and a culinary favorite,rosemary is not winter hardy so it has to be treated as an annual or you have to bring the herb inside for the winter and try to keep it alive.
Allow the rosemary to grow inside or in a sheltered area outside, until they are about 3 inches high and sturdy enough to handle.
If the weather is warm outside, the seedlings can be put into the garden where they will continue to grow.
Alternately, pot the seedlings into larger pots so that you do not have to disturb them if you want to bring them indoors for next winter.
Use pots with several small rosemary plants to make rosemary topiaries.
The small plants can easily be trained onto a hoop or other shape.
In warmer areas, zone 7 and above, your rosemary plants will be large enough to survive outside and give you pretty blue flowers early next year.
Rosemary that is brought indoors will also flower in late winter to give you some winter interest when you really need it.
After the plant flowers, remember to trim the plant.
For fresh rosemary in the winter, grow the plant indoors in a pot.
Be sure to put it in bright light and cool temperatures.