Correa glabra leucadendron

Correa glabra leucadendronCorrea glabra has dense, small leaf, green foliage and produces a variety of colours when flowering: white, green white or pink and white bi colour. The bell shaped flowers appear throughout autumn and winter attracting birds and insects. Its upright, spreading habit makes it a popular choice for use as a low hedge and looks fantastic as an informal border or planted under trees that provide dappled sunlight. Soil: Well drained soil. Conditions: Full

Its textured foliage and subtle floral colour make it a standout in native landscapes

pincushion flowers throughout spring

making it ideal for growing in containers or compact garden spaces

As its name suggests

It has bold heart-shaped leaves that open up in spring to a brilliant

Grows well in most areas of Australia except for tropical and mountain zones

They prefer a frost-free environment although it will tolerate light frost once established

The naturally dense ground covering habit can be further encouraged with tip pruning after flowering to create a weed-deterring mat

is an attractive ornamental shrub with dense foliage and a rounded habit

Gulf Stream is an excellent choice for border plantings

Small russet-brown fruits

it develops darker