Ozothamnus rosmarinifolious ’Silver Jubilee’ 0
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Ozothamnus rosmarinifolious ’Silver Jubilee’

A hardy, medium size evergreen shrub with an upright habit and attractive silver-grey foliage with leaves that resemble rosemary. Cream-white to rust coloured heads of long lasting flowers in summer add to its appeal for coastal, cottage or mediterranean style gardens. It’s perfect to add vertical structure, and its pronounced column shape makes it useful plant for difficult landscaping spots. Frost and drought tolerant, it’s best in full sun and moisture retentive but well-drained soils. Prune after flowering to encourage a dense growth habit.

Approx: 1.5m  W: 0.5m

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