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Eremophila laanii
Eremophila laanii

Eremophila laanii

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Common name: Emu bush or Milly Milly Lipstick

 

Eremophila laanii, a tall and majestic shrub reaching up to 4 metres, it is a native of Western Australia.

It can be found along the western coast and inland areas north of Perth, extending towards Binnu and Woolgorong, and as far north as Carnarvon.

This unique species thrives in mallee-shrubland and heathland environments, favouring sandy soils and often found on floodplains and riverbanks.

Its long, narrow, and succulent leaves alternate to spiral, and are a deep shade of green or green-blue in colour.

Additionally, its 5-petaled flowers are fused into a tube and occur in small clusters along the leaf axils, blooming profusely from August to January.

In the garden, E. laanii can provide a stunning natural screen and does well in various climates as long as the soil is well-drained and receives ample sunlight. It's also a favorite of honeyeaters,

 

SUPPLIED BY GROWABILITY NURSERY

 

About Us: GrowAbility Nursery

 

GrowAbility Nursery is a certified social enterprise of the Christie Centre committed to cultivating both plants and opportunities. Our mission is to provide inclusive job opportunities for people facing barriers to employment due to disability or disadvantage, using our profits to create meaningful, community-driven impact.

GrowAbility has over 300 native plant varieties, specializing in drought-tolerant plants, and certain to survive in any garden being grown and hardened in the Victorian Mallee climatic conditions. As well as tube-stock, varieties are also available in advanced sizes, perfect for large-scale commercial environmental projects, landscaping, and home gardens.

 

Why Choose GrowAbility?

·         Specialists in Native Varieties: We carry a diverse range of plants perfectly suited to thrive in semi-arid conditions.

·         Expert Advice: Our experienced staff are passionate about native plants and are ready to provide tailored advice for gardens or projects.

Community Impact: Every purchase supports our mission to provide employment opportunities for people with all abilities, empowering them with skills and confidence in a supportive work environment. 

Environmental Impact: Every plant we grow and sell is a step toward a healthier environment. Together, we can cultivate greener spaces, support local ecosystems, and create a more sustainable future for all.

 

 

Please note: No live plants can be sent to Tasmania, N.T, W.A or overseas. sorry for any inconvenience.