Westringia fruticosa

$6.95

Common name: Coastal rosemary

MATURE HEIGHT & WIDTH: 2 m H x 4 m W.

Pristine, delicate foliage adorned with abundant clusters of petite white or pastel lilac flowers characterizes this variety of Westringia fruticosa.

Known as coastal rosemary, it bears resemblance to Mediterranean rosemary in its growth habit, slender leaves, and habitat preferences.

The species' name, 'fruticosa', is derived from its shrubby nature which, if left unclipped, can reach substantial heights.

Native to coastal regions of New South Wales but commonly found throughout eastern and southern Australia, it is a versatile plant with multiple uses.

Its elegant appeal makes it perfect for formal hedging, while also fitting in with the rustic charm of cottage gardens and the natural beauty of wildlife gardens.

It is well-adapted to coastal frontline areas and is able to withstand harsh conditions, attracting small birds and beneficial insects to the garden.

This resilient plant thrives in dry and light frost conditions once established, exhibiting tolerance to salt and wind as well. Plant it in well-dr

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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.

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MYRTACEA FAMILY

The Native Shop are unable to send any plants that are in the Myrtacea Family into SA.

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