Australian Rosemary - Westringia native to the coastal areas of New South Wales

Description

This Australian rosemary plant, native to the coastal areas of New South Wales, is a flowering shrub with a rounded shape and dense greenish-gray evergreen foliage. It produces small white or pink, melliferous flowers from spring to the arrival of autumn, and even throughout the year in some regions, although in smaller quantities. It tolerates down to -7 ° (zone 9), so it can live well in much of Spain. It is not affected by the salty sea air or the wind, making it perfect for coastal gardens. It grows quickly, is very easy to care for, and lives for many years. The westringia longifolia or long-leaved Australian rosemary is a fast-growing shrub that can reach 3 m in height and width in optimal conditions. It generates abundant tiny flowers of bluish tones, in the case of this variety, which in warm areas can be kept practically all year round.