Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis sin. Salvia rosmarinus) is a perennial plant, found spontaneously in the Mediterranean countries and much appreciated, both as an ornamental plant and as a spice and medicinal plant. The high content of aromatic substances makes this plant also used in the cosmetic and perfumery industry. Botanically, rosemary is a subshrub that can reach a height of about 150 cm. It has linear, persistent leaves, attached to rough leaflets. The small, light blue flowers are attractive to insects, and rosemary is also considered a honey plant.