No, it will allow ice to build around the roots to help protect it during the winter. Whether it will survive a freeze will not be known. It is considered an annual in the north unless you pot it and bring it in for the winter. I grow mine in a pot for that reason. Mine is like a shrub after having it in the house over the winter and growth added this summer.
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No. It will kill the plant. If you live where it freezes and snows, dig up and bring in for the winter. Here is a link to help you out!
http://www.mcall.com/features/home/mc-garden-rosemary-winter-problems-20141121-story.html
No, it will allow ice to build around the roots to help protect it during the winter. Whether it will survive a freeze will not be known. It is considered an annual in the north unless you pot it and bring it in for the winter. I grow mine in a pot for that reason. Mine is like a shrub after having it in the house over the winter and growth added this summer.