Eutaxia obovata Slim Bottlebrush trim leaf tips if wind-marked

trim leaf tips if wind-marked

Planting Density: Feature/specimen: 2

evergreen shrub with a naturally rounded habit

Kennedia nigricans thrives in Adelaide’s Mediterranean climate and is known for its striking black-and-yellow pea flowers that appear from late winter through spring

Rockeries/retaining walls and path edges—great spill-over

Eutaxia obovata Slim Bottlebrush trim leaf tips if wind-markedCommon Eutaxia Egg and Bacon Bush Botanical Name: Eutaxia obovata Family: Fabaceae Origin: Australia (southern Australia, including SA) Plant Type: Evergreen low shrub Overview Perfectly adapted to Adelaides Mediterranean climate, Eutaxia obovata is a compact, hardy Australian native shrub valued for its bright yellow and orange egg and bacon pea flowers that appear mainly from late winter through spring. Naturally occurring across South Australia in