Westringia sp. Wynyabbie gem
Native Rosemary

With small purple flowers from spring to summer, Westringia wynyabbie gem is a beautiful, bird-attracting native shrub which is ideal for either small gardens or larger landscapes.  It is extremely hardy and will tolerate almost any situation.

Description

Botanical name: Westringia sp.  Wynyabbie gem

Common name: Native rosemary

With small purple flowers from spring to summer, Westringia wynyabbie gem is a beautiful, bird-attracting native shrub which is ideal for either small gardens or larger landscapes.  It is extremely hardy and will tolerate almost any situation.

Size

Plant height: up to 2 m

Plant spread: up to 2 m

Care and Maintenance

  • tolerates light frost once established
  • tolerates drought once established
  • full sun, semi shade
  • planting season all year round
  • medium water use
  • tip prune to maintain
  • may be pruned annually to form shape
  • fertilize in spring with slow release fertilizer

Planting

  • All plants have roots and are ready for planting.
  • Water each day for 2–3 weeks after planting.
  • Westringia wynyabbie gem are great for spot planting throughout the garden or forming a hedge.