KOKKIA Rosemary : California Fremont Stanford Fresh Picked Rosemary Sprigs (Qty 18 branches) for Food, Herbs, Tea, etc. Grown on grounds where Stanford Winery and Vineyard was once located. (18)

Fresh picked Rosemary (Qty 18 branches), each ~ 6”. For fresh use or to dry. For dry use, tie them in a bundle and hang in a cool dark place for a few weeks. No pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers. Good for variety of dishes : Lamb, Fresh Breads, Pasta, Tea and much more. Great for craft projects as well, such as Potpourri, wreaths, even tossing some dried needles on the carpet then vacuuming up to freshen the room naturally. Grown in California Fremont Silicon Valley , on the grounds where Stanford Winery and Vineyard was once located, at the foothills of frequently visited Mission Peak. “In 1869 Leland Stanford purchased its site and 100 acres, and founded a winery. Stanford's brother, Josiah Stanford, served as vineyard manager. He planted the vines and managed the winery. In 1893, Josiah Stanford inherited the winery from his brother. By 1898 the property was 1,225 acres. “ Shakespeare Hamlet, Ophelia : “There's Rosemary, that's for remembrance. Pray you, love, remember.”

• Grown in California Fremont in Silicon Valley, on grounds where Stanford Winery and Vineyard was once located, at the foothills of frequently visited Mission Peak.
• “In 1869 Leland Stanford purchased its site and 100 acres, and founded a winery. Stanford's brother, Josiah Stanford, served as vineyard manager. He planted the vines and managed the winery. In 1893, Josiah Stanford inherited the winery from his brother. By 1898 the property was 1,225 acres. “
• Freshly picked Rosemary (Qty 18 branches), each ~ 6”. No pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers.
• Good for variety of dishes : Lamb, Fresh Breads, Pasta, Tea and much more. Great for craft projects as well, such as Potpourri, wreaths, even tossing some dried needles on the carpet then vacuuming up to freshen the room naturally.
• Shakespeare Hamlet, Ophelia : “There's Rosemary, that's for remembrance. Pray you, love, remember.”