Westringia Fruticosa 'Wynyabbie Gem'

• Native Australian shrub specifically bred for compact garden performance and extended flowering period
• Features small, grey-green aromatic leaves and masses of white tubular flowers beloved by native wildlife
• Grows to approximately 1 meter high and wide with naturally rounded, dense growth habit
• Extremely drought tolerant once established and thrives in challenging Australian climate conditions
• Popular choice for low-maintenance native gardens, coastal plantings, and wildlife-friendly landscapes
• Flowers almost continuously throughout warmer months providing consistent garden interest

• Water regularly during first growing season then reduce to occasional deep watering during dry periods
• Position in full sun location for best flowering performance and compact growth
• Plant in well-draining soil mixed with compost - avoid heavy clay or waterlogged areas
• Apply native plant fertilizer sparingly in spring if desired though rarely necessary
• Light prune after main flowering flush to maintain shape and encourage new growth
• Requires minimal care once established and naturally maintains attractive rounded form
• Mulch in summer to conserve moisture and protect roots during extreme heat periods

• Provide full sun to light shade for optimal flowering and compact growth habit
• Water regularly during establishment then reduce to drought-tolerant watering schedule
• Plant in well-draining soil as this species is sensitive to waterlogged conditions
• Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage dense, bushy growth
• Mulch around base to conserve moisture and suppress weeds during establishment period
• Tolerates coastal conditions including salt spray and sandy soils excellently

• Scale insects may occasionally appear on stems - treat with horticultural oil spray or neem oil application
• Root rot can develop in poorly drained soils or with excessive watering - ensure good drainage and reduce watering frequency
• Aphids sometimes cluster on new growth tips - spray off with water or use insecticidal soap treatment
• Fungal issues may occur in humid conditions - improve air circulation and avoid overhead watering
• Spider mites can affect plants in hot, dry conditions - increase humidity around plant and check undersides of leaves regularly