Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®
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Native Rosemary – Aussie Box®

Westringia hybrid ‘WES08’ PBR

A wonderfully versatile native shrub and an excellent native alternative to traditional box hedging, Aussie Box can be clipped into a formal hedge or left to grow in its attractive natural shape. With dense, fine grey-green foliage and a naturally neat, rounded growth habit, it’s perfect for garden borders, low hedges, mass plantings and pots – and small, soft mauve flowers appear throughout spring and summer, adding a delicate splash of colour. It’s a hardy, drought-tolerant choice that requires minimal maintenance once established. Grow in well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Lightly frost tolerant.

H ~ 0.7–0.9m W ~ 0.7–0.9m

Add it to a Plant Box of 4 to 32, from $54.95.

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