Westringia fruticosa ‘Morning Light’ (Coastal Rosemary) – A small compact shrub which grows to 1 mtr tall by 1 mtr wide. The tightly crowded linear leaves have a cream colored variegation along the margins. The flowering period for the species Westringia fruticosa can be year round in coastal gardens but this plant is a bit more shy to bloom and flowers are typically only seen in spring – a good thing as the showiest aspect of this plant is the clean variegated foliage. The small white flowers are the same as those of Westringia fruticosa. Plant in full sun or in bright filtered light. Will tolerate moderately dry growing conditions but looks best with some late spring and summer irrigation and can also be used in well drained moist soils.

Can be trimmed into a nice small hedge.