Australian native beauty with architectural form
Correa alba topiary ball is a hardy Australian native feature plant with soft silver-green foliage and a naturally compact habit, expertly clipped into a clean rounded form. Known for its coastal toughness, drought tolerance and low maintenance appeal, it brings year-round structure and softness to modern landscapes, entrances, courtyards and statement pots. Delicate white star-shaped flowers add seasonal interest while attracting birds and pollinators.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Correa alba |
| Common Name | White Correa |
| Form | Topiary ball |
| Foliage | Soft silver-green evergreen foliage |
| Flowers | Small white flowers |
| Flowering Time | Autumn to spring |
| Position | Full sun to part shade |
| Soil | Well-drained soil |
| Uses | Pots, coastal gardens, entrances, native landscapes |
| Maintenance | Occasional light trimming |
Tough, stylish and perfect for coastal landscapes.
White Correa Topiary Ball combines native resilience with elegant silver foliage and structured form, making it a standout low-maintenance feature plant.
