Westringia grey box hedge

OZBREED AUSSIE BOX® is a tough, native hedging plant ideal as an alternative to the traditional hedging plants ‘English Box' and 'Japanese Box'. Aussie Box was selected for its tight and compact growth habit and ability to grow and be clipped as a small compact hedge ideal for formal gardens. The foliage is grey in colour and makes a good contrast with green leafed plants. 🌼 Order a 10-pack of tubes online at www.planthub.com.au for just $52.50 and if you fill a box, the shipping is on us!

A perfect native compliment for Aussie Box, Westringia Grey Box is great for colour contrast against green plants with its grey foliage and flowering masses of white flowers from September through to May. Suitable for hedging, borders, containers or ma

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Grey Box™ Westringia is a drought tolerant native box hedge plant that can be used as a small formal hedge or as a mass planted compact shrub that will only get about double this height. It makes a…

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Hardy Ilex Crenata or Japanese Holly is not just a good alternative to box hedge. In many ways it is a superior plant to Boxwood.

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Using lawn borders is a fantastic way to clearly define the different areas of your landscape while adding style and personality.

Decided to change an overgrown flat topped hedge at work into a slimmed down version with a wavy top. Plant is the Australian shrub Westringia 'Grey Box'. Great little hedge with white flowers late winter through summer.

Tolerant of the lowcountry growing condition, generally pest free, and deer tolerant.

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Origin : Australia Habit : Small compact tight shrub Common Names : Grey box Height : 2m Width : 1.5m Growth Rate : Fast Foliage : Green/Grey, Linear Flowers : Yes Flower Description : Small 2 lipped flowers appear abundantly in spring Fruit : Small brown nuts Position : Full sun/Part shade Uses : Small […]

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Love the idea of using productive trees as part of the landscaping, even in a formal setting. Kumquat trees. Star jasmine underneath, surrounded by box hedge.