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Lemon-scented Darwinia

Darwinia citriodora

This highly ornamental, rounded compact shrub works well as a feature understory planting, as a hedge or barrier. It’s pretty pendulous flowers and lemon scented dark green to purple-red foliage make it an attractive addition to your garden, and native birds and bees love it too. This variety prefers well drained soils and enjoys a long flowering season (July – Jan) depending on its final location. Suggest planting it in twos and threes to create desired effect.

H 1m~1.5m

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