Westringia
Lamiaceae
(Australian) Native Rosemary
Evergreen shrubs, small leaves (similar to rosemary), no marked fragrance as in other lamiaceae plants.
Uses
Garden shrub, hedge or topiary plant, container plant.
Culture
Most soils, but not waterlogged; water occasionally in very dry weather, mulch over summer. Prune as needed for shape.
Propagation
Cuttings taken in summer may be gown in a greenhouse at 20-25 degrees C.
Cultivars
Around 25 species, and numerous named cultivars.
Plant Health
Half-hardy to frost tender; few suited to temperate regions except R. rosmariniformis which may be grown against a wall in a sheltered position in warmer temperate zones.
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