Agonis flexuosa burgundy 140mm

In South Australia, south of Adelaide to the Flinders ranges in dry, Rocky areas and ridges with heavy clay soils. Plants can grow 2 m and I often branch. Leaves are blue grey in colour. Large, dark brown, opening white, flower spikes occur from March to August. This is a quick Brower, often, producing in attractive, grassy club and flower spike within three years. Party in a wide range of soils, including lime, Rocky and heavy clay. If drainage is an Pete it. A great addition to any garden and his eye ideal for rockeries borders or as a feature plant. 

A delightful, dwarf westringia foliaged with grey green leaves. During spring or summer, this rounded, evergreen shrub, produces pale mauve to white flowers. Ideal for low borders, rockeries, patio, pots, and shrubberies, especially in coastal areas. Tolerates a wide range of soils and conditions. Grows best in well-drained soil in a sunny, open position. Thrives under coastal conditions, including salt laden winds. Prune after flowering to maintain compact growth. Benefits from summer watering.

H: 90cm

W: 90cm

Groundcover with low spreading habit. Silver to grey foliage with white flowers. Hardy and coastal tolerant. 

H:30-50cm 

W:60-1m 

Tough, tidy hedging plant with mauve purple flowers Spring & Summer. 

H: 2m W: 0.5-0.8m 

Tough, tidy hedging plant with mauve purple flowers Spring & Summer. 

H: 2m W: 0.5-0.8m 

Compact Westringia with soft, fine grey-green foliage and white flowers that are produced year round. It is an hardy native shrub that is tolerant of most frosts, extended dry periods, salt air and grows in a wide range of well drained soils. 

H: 30-60cm  W: 30-60cm