
Westringia Fruticosa
With fine grey-green foliage and small white to pale-mauve flowers nearly all year, the Coastal Rosemary is the quintessential Australian seaside hedge.

Care Profile
A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.
Origin
Australia
Light
Full sun
Watering
Rarely
Maintenance
Easy

The coastal rosemary of Australia
Native to the Australian coast, Westringia Fruticosa resembles a rosemary in its fine foliage but differs with its delicate pale flowers that follow one another without pause.
Unaffected by salt, wind, and drought, it can be clipped into a ball or low hedge and remains one of the easiest evergreen shrubs for dry and coastal gardens.
"The Westringia stands up to salty wind without ever ceasing to flower."
Styling Tip 01
Ideal by the Sea
Sea spray and salt wind do not affect it.
Styling Tip 02
Drained Soil
It requires light, dry soil; standing moisture is fatal to it.
Styling Tip 03
Easy to Clip
Its dense branching takes perfectly to ball or topiary pruning.
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