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Westringia

species, hybrids and cultivars

A fast-growing native shrub that has a similar look to the herb rosemary, hence the common name "coastal rosemary". However. Westringia is not eaten.

Being a popular plant for landscaping, many varieties that differ in plant habit, foliage colouration and flower colour have been developed over the years.

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Westringia in the Landscape

These photos will give you an idea of the growth habit and flower/foliage colours of various Westringia species/cultivars growing in Brisbane. Click for larger images.

 

 

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