Compact native structure with exceptional drought tolerance
Westringia ‘Grey Box’ is a compact Australian native shrub admired for its dense silver-grey foliage, naturally rounded habit, and exceptional landscape toughness. Ideal for low hedging, borders, coastal gardens, and contemporary planting designs, this hardy evergreen provides year-round structure and soft colour contrast with very little maintenance. Delicate mauve-white flowers appear throughout the seasons, attracting pollinators and enhancing garden interest.
Plant Overview Chart
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Westringia fruticosa ‘Grey Box’ |
| Plant Type | Native Shrub |
| Mature Height | Approx. 80cm–1m |
| Mature Width | Approx. 80cm–1.2m |
| Position | Full Sun to Part Shade |
| Water Needs | Low once established |
| Foliage Colour | Silver-grey |
| Flower Colour | Pale mauve-white |
| Flowering Period | Intermittent year-round |
| Coastal Tolerance | Excellent |
| Frost Tolerance | Moderate |
Tough evergreen beauty for coastal and urban gardens
Coastal Rosemary, Westringia ‘Grey Box’ is a standout choice for modern Australian gardens, combining refined silver foliage with compact evergreen structure and exceptional durability. Its naturally tidy growth habit makes it perfect for formal borders, mass planting, and low-maintenance landscapes needing reliable year-round performance.
