Westringia fruticosa

Plant name: Coastal native rosemary
Plant type: shrubs / bushes / trees
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Origin: NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS.
Cultural notes: A fast growing shrub that prefers moist, well drained soils in a partly shaded position.
Maintenance Should be pruned after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth.
Tolerates Frost tolerant, moderately drought tolerant.
Flowering season: Spring. Flower colour: Commonly purple or lilac, occassionally white or pink. Flowers occur in clusters from the leaf axils.
Foliage colour: Leaves are dull green, rounded and sometimes toothed. The leaves are highly aromatic when crushed.
Width: up to 1.5m
Height: up to 2m
Plant spacing: 50cm apart
Recommended uses: An attractive shrub, particularly when in flower. Good along paths where aroma is released when brushed against.
Description: attractive rounded shrub with small white flowers