Chamelaucium uncinatum – Ivory Pearl

A large shrub with fine, aromatic leaves and masses of white wax flowers with pale green centres. This attractive and hardy shrub grows from 1.2m to 2m high and 1.5m wide in full sun or light shade, and tolerates drought and frost. It flowers from late winter to spring with an attractive display and is an excellent cut flower. A very good backdrop and screening plant or as an informal hedge. It grows in a variety of soils, including well-drained sandy loam, gravelly loam, sandy clay, gravelly clay loam and clay loam. Tip prune to maintain shape and encourage denser growth and flowers. Origin – Northern Sandplains.