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Westringia Fruticosa

With fine grey-green foliage and small white to pale-mauve flowers nearly all year, the Coastal Rosemary is the quintessential Australian seaside hedge.

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Westringia Fruticosa — With fine grey-green foliage and small white to pale-mauve flowers nearly all year, the Coastal Rosemary is the quintess

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

Australia

Light

Full sun

Watering

Rarely

Maintenance

Easy

Westringia Fruticosa — detail

The coastal rosemary of Australia

Native to the Australian coast, Westringia Fruticosa resembles a rosemary in its fine foliage but differs with its delicate pale flowers that follow one another without pause.

Unaffected by salt, wind, and drought, it can be clipped into a ball or low hedge and remains one of the easiest evergreen shrubs for dry and coastal gardens.

"The Westringia stands up to salty wind without ever ceasing to flower."
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Styling Tip 01

Ideal by the Sea

Sea spray and salt wind do not affect it.

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Styling Tip 02

Drained Soil

It requires light, dry soil; standing moisture is fatal to it.

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Styling Tip 03

Easy to Clip

Its dense branching takes perfectly to ball or topiary pruning.

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