Westringia rosmariniformis

 

  Westringia

  Family: Labiatae

  Origin: Native to Australia

Hardiness: Hardy to 20 degrees; USDA Zones 9 and 10
Growth: Medium growth rate to 3-5 feet with wider spread
Form: Wide mound; loose, open form
Leaves: Light gray green; resemble leaves of Rosemary
Flowers: Small white or lavendar; blooms all year
Exposure: Best in full sun
Water: Low to moderate watering
Soil: Well drained soil
Fertilizer: Not needed
Prune: Can be sheared for fullness or cut back to shape
Problems:

Light green color with light colored flowers is a stand-out in drought tolerant gardens. Use several together or combine with other members of the mint family.

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