Westringia brevifolia | Lilac and Lace Kim Flottum Thriving in full sun in

Thriving in full sun in average well-drained soil it is a key ingredient of the late summer/autumn garden

Can be divided in spring or early autumn and will often self-sow

as her namesake was one of the beloved pets often seen enjoying the gardens for many years

We also have a Fantail on his own that you can mount on a tree

Whilst it is not a fan of frost

Westringia brevifolia | Lilac and Lace Kim Flottum Thriving in full sun inThis is a lovely, variegated version of Westringia, also known as coastal rosemary, with grey green leaves highlighted by a cream edging. The flowers are a pretty mauve shade and are produced for many months from late winter to late summer. It grows to around a metre and a half high and wide and can be used for low hedging and topiary work. A great easy care plant for low maintenance gardens, which responds well to pruning to keep it smaller and more