Shrubs Westringia Fruticosa Hedging Plants

Westringia fruticosa also known as the Coastal Rosemary is a large compact native shrub with silver-green foliage and tiny white flowers. She’ll reach up to 2m wide and high, but responds beautifully to clipping for more formal shapes

Plant her in a bush or cottage style garden and she’ll be right at home. She’s hardy, handling drought and frost as well as salty winds (so coastal homes are a go!). Likes a well-drained soil, and sunny to lightly shaded positions.

Quick Facts: 

• What to use me for: hedging, topiary, container growing, native and drought-tolerant gardens.

• I grow to: 2m high, 2m wide 

• Where to place me: Full sun to part shade

• How far to space me: 2m

• Soil Conditions: Likes well-draining soil. Can handle sandy soils. 

• My features: Drought tolerant, frost tolerant, can handle salt winds, and has small beautiful white flowers.

Our plants are beautifully grown, mature tube stock with well-developed roots. They are guaranteed sun-hardened, can be planted directly into the ground and are excellent performers for your garden.

We carefully package your plants into a customised box to ensure safe transport, healthy plants and delivery to your door