Coast Rosemary or Australian Rosemary
(Westringia fruticosa cvs.)

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Westringia fruiticosa cvs.

This bushy shrub is erect when young but then becomes more open as it matures. Its leaves are straight, narrow, about 2cm long, and are dark green above and white beneath. The flowers are white to pale blue in colour and about 1.5cm across. These are borne in cymes from late spring to early autumn. Westringia fruticosa grows to about 1.5m tall and 1.5m wide.

Type
Native
Maintenance
Low
Water use
Moderate
Lifecycle
Perennial
Container
One
Size
Small shrubs 0.5 - 3 metres
Root size
Less than 2.5m (safe)
Foliage
Evergreen
Zones
Moist temperate with hot summers, Semi-arid with winter rain, Moist temperate with warm summers, Winter rains with dry summers
Soils
Sandy, Loam, Clay
Regions
Yarra Valley Water plants, Water efficient plants, Water efficient plants (OLD), Wagga Wagga (Water Wise)
Shade levels
Full sun, Sun/shade
Flowering seasons
Spring, Summer, Autumn
Colours
Green, White
Gardens
Native