Myoporum parvifolium

Creeping boobialla

A$8.50

Myoporum parvifolium, also known as creeping boobialla, is a low-growing, fast-spreading shrub that is native to Australia. It is a member of the figwort family, Scrophulariaceae. 

Appearance 

  • Low-growing shrub with long, trailing stems

  • Small, narrow leaves that are glossy and green

  • White, star-shaped flowers that are lightly honey scented

  • Flowers bloom in clusters from summer through to autumn

Growth 

  • Can form mats up to 3 meters in diameter

  • Grows to approximately 15-30cm H x 1-2m W

Uses 

  • Used as a ground cover on slopes, in rock gardens, or as a border plant

  • Used for bank stabilization

  • Fire retardant

  • For coastal sites

  • Great for weed suppression

  • Ideal for erosion control on slopes, rockeries

Maintenance 

  • Low-maintenance

  • Drought-tolerant

  • Thrives in full sun to partial shade

  • Adaptable plant for most conditions, including saline soils

  • Best in well drained soil and sunny spot

14cm pot