Westringia Zena Coastal Rosemary

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Westringia Zena Coastal Rosemary is a compact, evergreen native shrub from Australia, admired for its lush green foliage and charming white flowers that add year-round appeal to any garden. This adaptable plant is perfect for low hedging, borders, or as a standout feature in various landscapes, especially coastal areas.

Growth:

Typically reaches heights of about 1 metre, with a similar spread, creating a dense and rounded shape that enhances garden structure.

Light Requirements:

Best suited to full sun, Westringia Zena can also thrive in partial shade, making it versatile for different lighting conditions.

Soil Requirements:

This shrub prefers well-drained soil and adapts well to a variety of types, including sandy, loamy, and clay loam. Its tolerance to saline conditions makes it an excellent choice for coastal gardens.

Water Requirements:

Once established, it shows good drought resistance, requiring minimal watering. However, providing occasional moisture during prolonged dry spells will support its health and vibrancy.

Frost Tolerance:

Westringia Zena is capable of handling frost, making it suitable for regions where cooler temperatures may occur.

Drought Tolerance:

Demonstrates strong resilience to dry conditions, making it a practical selection for water-efficient gardens.

Flowering Information:

Small white flowers appear abundantly throughout the year, particularly flourishing in spring and summer, contributing continuous colour to the landscape.

Spacing Requirements:

For effective hedging, plants should be spaced approximately 1 metre apart, allowing for a cohesive and dense appearance.

Fertiliser Requirements:

In spring, apply a low-phosphorus, slow-release fertiliser to encourage healthy growth and flowering.

Care and Maintenance:

This shrub requires minimal upkeep. It responds positively to pruning, which helps maintain a compact, bushy form. Light trimming after flowering not only retains its shape but also promotes further blooms. A layer of mulch around the base will help retain soil moisture and control weeds.

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