Westringia Low Horizon citrus upright leaves and can survive

upright leaves and can survive extended periods of neglect that would kill almost any other indoor plant

Bright indirect light or sheltered full sun

Thorough coverage is needed when spraying because any parts you miss won’t be killed

protecting them against exposure to harsh sunlight

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Westringia Low Horizon citrus upright leaves and can surviveOne of the most practical and underappreciated shrubs in Perth gardens. Westringia is a coastal native that has been developed into an outstanding range of tough, dense, low maintenance shrubs suited to hedging, screening, border planting, and coastal gardens. The plants tolerate salt, wind, drought, coastal exposure, and heavy pruning with equal composure. Full sun to part shade. Well drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Clip or prune