I have it, but it's not vigorous here. I suspect it's in too much shade. An excellent broadleaved evergreen for sun/part sun and well-drained soil is Conradina verticillata (Cumberland Rosemary). This is an attractive and vigorous federally endangered species in the mint family. Available mailorder from a few nurseries.

I have the white form of the cumberland rosemary languishing in a pot in the sunniest place on my property. I have been absolutely sparing in water and may have gone too far. It looks especially sad after the Winter. Perhaps it will pick up, but for me it has not been attractive or vigorous. Rather frustrating. I thought the Summer heat and warm soil would be the reason I should avoid bog rosemary.

The white form has been weaker for me than the lavender. I'm not sure why.