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Eremophila glabra ‘Silver Ball’

A wonderfully useful shrub with silver grey leaves that contrast well against other plants or to lighten up spaces in your garden with its silvery foliage. It’s attractive compact shape and profusion of small yellow flowers in spring and into summer are loved by birds – and it will happily thrive in both coastal and inland gardens, loamy to saline soils. Give it a light trim and a native fertiliser once a year to keep it looking its best.

H: 0.7m-1m W:0.7m-1m

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