A hardy, compact shrub with crowded, grey-green, rosemary-like leaves, which are velvety white beneath. White to light mauve flowers with purple blotches in the throat are produced for most of the year.
Common Name:
Coast Rosemary
Description:
A hardy, compact shrub with crowded, grey-green, rosemary-like leaves, which are velvety white beneath. White to light mauve flowers with purple blotches in the throat are produced for most of the year.
Categories:
Growing Conditions:
Coastal Conditions, Full Sun, Part Shade
Uses:
This adaptable Australian native is ideal for native gardens, seaside gardens or general garden planting. Useful as an informal hedge.
Position:
Tolerates a wide range of soils and conditions. Grows best in well drained soil in a sunny, open position. Relishes coastal conditions, including salt laden winds.
Care:
Prune after flowering to maintain compact growth. Benefits from summer watering.
Height:
1.5m
Width:
1.5m
Pot Sizes:
Westringia fruticosa
A hardy, compact shrub with crowded, grey-green, rosemary-like leaves, which are velvety white beneath.