Boronia megastigma – Various Sizes
This is a spectacular, upright dense native shrub. Boronia Megastigma has lovely bright fine green foliage which can be pruned to encourage a compact neat growth habit. In late winter through spring, petite bell-shaped brown and yellow flowers appear. Flowers are highly fragrant and make fantastic cut flowers. Best used in native gardens, general landscaping, mass plantings and pots. Boronia Megastigma has low water requirements once established. Best grown in sandy loam, free-draining soils.
Position: Full Sun to part shade
Height: 1m
Width: 50-60cm
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Garden Uses:
Potted displays
Native gardens
Coastal garden
Mass plantings
Filler plant
Border plant
Low/medium hedge
Planting Tips:
When planting Australian natives they don’t require too much work to get them settled. Fertiliser Australian native plants in the prime growing seasons, Spring and early Autumn for the best results. However, make sure to use the right food. Almost all natives dislike soils and food with high phosphorus levels, therefore when fertilising these plants make sure to use a fertiliser made especially for them with phosphorus (P) level of 3% or less.
If planting into a pot make sure that the container chosen is large enough for the plant being planted. Never pot a plant into a container which is too small. Make sure to use a premium quality Australian Native Potting Mix as this has the correct balance of wetting agents and nutrients required for having a healthy plant.