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Name: Westringia Goldwyn Gem 180MM
SKU: WESGOG18S
Availability: OutOfStock

Westringia Goldwyn Gem 180MM

Westringia ‘Goldwyn Gem’ – 180MM

(Not currently available to be ordered)

I am Westringia Goldwyn Gem. My family originated from Eastern Australia

Botanic Name: Westringia fruticosa ‘Goldwyn Gem’

**Shrub/Herb – Easy Care & Low Maintenance**
I am an unusual form of the hardy native Westringia. I am a dense shrub with striking green and lemon-yellow variegated leaves and delicate light purple flowers with tiny brown dots in spring and summer. Naturally dense I am a good choice for a low informal hedge but I also respond well to being clipped to a formal shape or topiary. I am suited to coastal conditions, frost and dry conditions. I perform well planted in a pot or other container where I make a great feature plant.

	Full Sun to Part Shade (4+ hours of direct sun)
	Height: 1.2m Width: 1m (Can be kept trimmed to Height: 0.8m Width: 0.8m)
	I need minimal water once established
	Australian Native
	I am suitable for exposed locations & coastal planting. I thrive in most free draining soils

I am popular and will make you happy because…

	I am a good screening option with green & lemon-yellow foliage.
	I bloom with light violet coloured flowers for most of the year
	I attract bees, butterflies and beneficial insects

in pots and other containers
in garden beds and general landscaping
in coastal conditions

Tips for success…

	I benefit from regular light prune to shape
	Plant me 60cm apart
	100% Recyclable Pot and Label Most pots and labels made from 100% recycled polypropylene

Plant family: Lamiaceae

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