#Rosemary and thyme series license

#Rosemary and thyme series license

There are a few side characters who reappear, though infrequently – Laura’s son (a police officer who helps them run background and license plate checks) and daughter, Rosemary’s mother, etc. Most of the shows are episodic, each one bringing a new mystery and a new garden to their feet. The show ran for three seasons, and we binge-watched them all during quarantine. There’s a ton of comedy and cute bits, with a great wholesome atmosphere. This series is the absolute definition of “ Cozy Mystery” – it hearkens back to the old Hallmark / Miss Marple series as something I’d have lots of fun watching with my mom or grandmother. And Rosemary and Thyme have just the knowledge of poisons to undo it. the answer generally lies in the flowers. Their visits to the garden also provide the ultimate opportunity for a little snooping in the family affairs – no one ever remembers the gardener when an argument is brewing in the alcoves! 😶 A little murder, a touch of mayhem. 😱 Jumping at the chance for a new start, Rosemary and Laura use their floral expertise to launch a new landscaping business, redoing some of the gorgeous traditional estates dotting the European landscape. Rosemary has just been pushed out of her job as a university plant biologist and Rosemary gave up her career as a police officer for a husband that has now run off with a much younger woman.

When Rosemary and Laura are cast together in the first episode, they rapidly bond over both their passion for gardening and their incurable nosiness.

Rosemary & Thyme – Rosemary Boxer (right) and Laura Thyme (left) are the adorable, sweet, and lovely stars of this cozy British mystery series.