Westringia fruticosa Mundi - Coastal Rosemary, Low Growing Native Rosemary

• Mature size: 30-50cm tall x 1-1.5m wide.
  
• Recommended spacing: 50cm-1m apart for ground cover
• Ideal growing conditions: Full sun-part shade.
• Growth rate: Moderate.
  
  

Uses

Pot plant, patio/verandah plant, native garden, Mediterranean garden, rockeries, ground cover, mass plantings, feature shrub, playgrounds, short hedge, borders/edges, coastal gardens, erosion control/bank stability, retaining wall.

Noteworthy

Australian native cultivar, hardy evergreen, low maintenance, attractive flowers, architectural form, attracts pollinators, seasonal colour interest.

Tolerant

Pruning, coastal conditions, wind, drought and light frost once established, adaptable to a wide range of soil types.

Colour/Growth form

Low-growing, spreading shrub with soft grey-green foliage and small white flowers. It forms a dense, ground-hugging shape that can be left natural or lightly pruned for a neater form.

What is Westringia Mundi?

Westringia fruticosa ‘Mundi’, commonly known as Coastal Rosemary, is a low-growing Australian native shrub valued for its soft grey-green foliage and masses of white flowers. It develops a spreading, ground-covering habit, making it a useful choice for low borders, mass plantings, coastal gardens and erosion control.

How to Care for Westringia Mundi

Plant Westringia fruticosa ‘Mundi’ in a sunny to partly shaded position in well-drained soil. Water regularly during the establishment period to encourage strong root development, then reduce watering once established. Mulch around the base to help retain moisture and reduce weeds. Prune lightly after flowering if a tidier shape is preferred, and apply a slow-release fertiliser in spring if needed.

Commonly misspelt:

Westringea, Wesringia