Westringia fruticosa Zena - Coastal Rosemary, Native Rosemary, Coast Rosemary

• Mature size: 1-1.5m tall/wide.
  
• Recommended spacing: 60cm-1m apart for a hedge
  
• Ideal growing conditions: Full sun-part shade.
• Growth rate: Moderate-fast.
  
  

Uses

Pot/container plant, patio/verandah plant, native garden, small gardens, formal gardens, Topiary or Parterre gardens, wildflower/cottage garden, Mediterranean garden, garden filler, mass plantings, lining driveways, feature shrub, playgrounds, short hedge, borders/edges, coastal gardens, erosion control/bank stability, retaining wall.

Noteworthy

Australian Native cultivar, hardy evergreen, low maintenance, attracts small birds and other pollinators.

Tolerant

Pruning/hard cut-backs, coastal conditions, wind, drought and light frost once established.

Colour/Growth form

Naturally compact shrub with dense, silvery-green foliage similar to that of a Rosemary. Pale mauve to white flowers blooms, making it a year-round attraction. Westringia fruticosa Zena adds elegant texture with its fine leaves and is perfect for coastal and rock gardens where hardy, low-growing plants are needed.

What is Westringia fruticosa Zena?

Known for its dense growth habit and soft grey-green leaves, Westringia fruticosa Zena is a beautiful native that thrives in tough conditions. Its rounded, compact form is ideal for low-maintenance gardens and provides a soft backdrop to vibrant flowering plants.

How to Care for Westringia fruticosa Zena

This resilient plant requires minimal care. Ensure well-drained soil and water regularly during the establishment phase. Prune lightly to maintain shape and encourage fresh growth. Suitable for both beginner gardeners and seasoned plant enthusiasts.

Commonly misspelt:

Westringea, Wesringia, Xena