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I have several rosemary plants that I have been growing in pots for years. This year, I finally decided to plant them in the ground as they were getting too big for their pots and finding space for them indoors has gotten very challenging. My concern is whether or not these plants will survive the winter outdoors, how much mulch I should be using on them and whether or not I should cut them back. I am in zone 6b and have read mixed reviews about rosemary in my area and any local/regional help is greatly appreciated.
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