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Rhagodia Aussie Flat Bush TM ‘SAB01’

This tough and compact native groundcover with blue-green foliage is an attractive option for mass planting or as a feature in coastal or inland gardens — especially as it’s half the height of the common native form.

Adaptable to most soil types, it prefers full sun and dry conditions, but can tolerate light frost. It’s extremely drought tolerant and will benefit from pruning to keep its shape.

 

H- 0.3-0.5m W- 1m

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