GREY BOX Westringia - Is a small growing plant with a tight compact habit ideal for small hedges
Westringia Grey Box is a small compact grey leafed Westringia ideal for small compact hedging. It has tight-knit grey foliage that will contrast well other plants. It flowers in spring and summer with small white flowers; it is drought and frost tolerant and looks great when pruned to shape. Left natural it will form its own natural ball shape
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Westringa fruticosa 'WES04' |
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Grey Box™ - Westringia fruticosa ‘WES04’ is the smallest cultivar of the popular Westringia varieties available. It is slow-growing and will take a few years to reach its mature height of 40cm. It has very compact foliage and can be trained as a hedge as low as 25cm. It is salt tolerant making it suited to seaside coastal gardens. Grey Box will grow is a wide range of free-draining soil types and a wide range of climates. Because they are great hedging plants they will fit with native styled formal gardens.
Height & Width |
If left unpruned it will grow 30cm to 40cm X as wide. It can be pruned as low as 25cm for a small garden border hedgeto 30cm. |
Aspect |
Full sun to part shade |
Soil Type |
Best suited to a wide range of free draining soils from sandy loams to clay loams |
Maintenance |
Trim to shape to form a compact hedge, or left unpruned trim to keep the small bush tidy. |
Planting Rates |
For hedging plant 4 to 5 plants per linear metre |
