Westringia flowering It's popular for its bright

It's popular for its bright purple foliage that resembles shamrock (clover) leaves - hence the title "False Shamrock"

this epiphytic bromeliad is a versatile

admired for its cylindrical flower spikes densely packed with purple

starry white flowers and spider-like plantlets form on long stems

They prefer a full sun position and bloom throughout the summer months

Westringia flowering It's popular for its brightBotanical Name Common Name Westringia fruiticosa Coastal Rosemary Westringia is an Australian native shrub with dense greyish green foliage. For the majority of the year Westringia will produce small white or pale mauve flowers. They are ideal for use as low borders, hedging, or in rockeries. Westringia prefer an open, sunny position with moist, well draining soil. Trim back after flowering to maintain shape. *The photos provided are an indication of