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Zieria laevigata

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Zieria laevigata
Zieria laevigata

One of the larger Zieria varieties, this is a species that grows in Dry Sclerophyll forests and Heathlands along the coast of New South Wales.

Not widely found in cultivation Zieria laevigata can be a useful and attractive plant in the garden .

This is an evergreen shrub that will attract bees to the garden when in flower.

Summary Information

  • Botanical Name – Zieria laevigata
  • Common Name – Smooth Zieria, Angular Zieria, Twiggy Midge Bush
  • Family – Rutaceae
  • Position – Full sun to a little shade.
  • Soil – Well drained, Sandy loam to Sandy.
  • Height – To around 1.5 metres
  • Spread – To around 1 metre
  • Flowers – White to pink.
  • Flowering Time – Spring.
  • Foliage – Mid green, evergreen and dense.
  • Frost tolerant – Mild frosts only.
  • Drought tolerant – Yes once established.

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