Bursaria spinosa subsp. spinosa (Sweet Bursaria)

DESCRIPTION: Is an evergreen shrub with dense, spreading foliage and small, oval-shaped green leaves. It produces clusters of small, sweetly scented white flowers during summer. The plant is adaptable to a wide range of soil types, including clay, loam, sandy loam, clay loam and nutrient-poor soils. It’s also hardy, low-maintenance species that attracts a variety of wildlife such as bees, nectar-eating birds, seed-eating birds, butterflies and other insects.

USES: Is an outstanding native plant for erosion control, while also serving as a honey-producing species, offering nesting habitat for birds, and tolerating pollution, making it highly valuable for environmental management and supporting local wildlife.

FLOWER: White (November to February)

SUN TOLERANCE: Full Sun - Part Shade

SIZE: Height 3-4m / Width 1-3m