The Grey Box variety of the Dwarf Coast Rosemary is a neat, compact evergreen shrub that has wonderful attributes for the landscape.  The foliage is a beautiful dusty grey as the name suggests and is perfect for small spaces where a tighter growing shrub is desired. It will get to about 2-3 feet tall by 3 feet wide and has a natural rounded growth habit with ridgid stems.  Westringia 'Grey Box' will bloom year-round given the right environments, and can thrive in both sun or shade, making it incredibly versitile.  Like most Australian natives, this Dwarf Coast Rosemary is very drought tolerant and can take summer dry conditions.  However, it will remain more vibrant given moderate supplimental water.  It is also very adaptable to various soil types, such as sandy or even clay.  Grey Box Westringia can also be pruned into a formal hedge in liu of traditional Boxwood plants.  It can be used as a singe specamin or planted in masses.  Native to Australia.  Best in USDA Zones 9-10.

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Foliage: Evergreen

Sun Exposure: Sun Or Part Shade

Water Needs: Low/moderate

Bloom Season: Repeatedly

Mature Height: 2-3'

Mature Width: 2-3'

Form: Upright And Rounded

Usda Zones: 9,10

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