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Adenanthos Cunninghamii Prostrate
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Prostrate Woolly Bush

Adenanthos cunninghamii prostrate

Native to Southern WA this low-maintenance, low growing shrub has soft silvery blue-green foliage with subtly contracting red tips. Small pink/red flowers emerge in Spring attracting nectar feeding birds. Be sure to find an open sunny position and it particularly likes dry conditions and lighter/sandy soils. Water until established. Can tolerate light frosts and drought.

h: 0.5m w: 1.5m

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