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Zieria prostrataProstrate Zieria Headland Zieria Botanical Name: Zieria prostrata Family: Rutaceae Origin: Eastern Australia (NSW coastal headlands) Plant Type: Evergreen prostrate shrub Overview A rare, beautifully compact native shrub perfectly suited to Adelaide and South Australian gardens, Zieria prostrata forms a tight, low mound of fine, aromatic foliage and produces masses of soft pink white starry flowers in late winter and spring. Naturally adapted to

dry soils and coastal winds

large heart-shaped leaves

clip lightly after bloom for a neat

Growth Rate: 60–100 cm per year under good conditions

slightly pendulous leaves

Wildlife Value: Good for pollinators (bees & beneficials visit the nectar-rich flowers)

Tolerance: Drought tolerant (once established)

prefers well-drained

Classic formal look

Its ability to cover large areas quickly with minimal water

All the designer look with minimal maintenance: a neat lime-green globe that stays tidy

Coastal and exposed sites where other plants fail