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Philotheca buxifolia ‘Cascade of Stars’

This naturally compact shrub has a delightful cascading habit, aromatic light green foliage and masses of soft pink buds in early spring that open to white star shaped flowers by mid to late spring. An easy care plant, it prefers well drained soil in a sunny to partly shaded spot. Mulch to supress weeds and cool the soil. Try it in containers, on banks and walls where it can spill over or mass planted.

H ~ 0.5m  W ~ 0.5m

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