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Native Hibiscus

Alyogyne huegelii ‘West Coast Gem’

This medium sized shrub has a long flowering period (Spring, Summer, Autumn), is fast growing and playground friendly.  It attracts butterflies and bees and works well as an informal hedge.  It enjoys a sunny position, well drained soil, benefits from a native fertilizer in Spring and a light prune/shape after Spring.

Approx H: up to 2m W: up to 1.5m

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