Eremophila glabra amber carpet eremophila glabra amber carpet a very useful tough and hardy groundcover plant for dry places.
Eremophila glabra amber carpet.
It has orange tubular flowers in spring and autumn which are nectar rich.
Stunning silver grey foliage is a nice contrast to any native garden.
Sun and wind hardy it can grow in the open or as an under.
A compact groundcover retains its green grey leaves throughout summer.
Eremophila kalbarri carpet is a western australian plant that is a groundcover form of eremophila glabra.
Home plants native emu bush eremophila glabra kalbarri carpet.
Eremophila require well drained soil and a dry sunny location.
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Eremophila amber carpet is an excellent low growing viscious groundcover with attractive green furry foliage with greyish tips.
Main flowering is in spring and summer with spot flowers in winter and autumn and birds and other nectar feeders love them.
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Eremophila glabra amber carpet description.
They tend to grow to about 30cm high and spread to between 1 1 2m.
It is an attractive low growing shrub grown for is foliage which often has a silver appearance and its pretty flowers.
It has masses of tubular orange flowers which attract lots of nectar feeding birds.
Home plants native emu bush eremophila glabra amber carpet.
Produces masses of orange toned flowers in autmn spring.
The leaves are variable in size and shape and there is a range of flower colours.
Growing to a dense carpet covering up to 2 square metres.
Classic midwest hardy groundcover eremophila.
Eremophila glabra kalbarri carpet a lovely ground cover shrub with dense soft grey foliage and beautifully contrasting yellow gold flowers.
There are many prostrate forms of eremophila glabra all with attractive tubular flowers and a long flowering season.
Eremophila glabra or the emu bush is a small bushy evergreen shrub native to the semi arid and arid areas of mainland australia.
Eremophila glabra commonly known as tar bush is a plant in the figwort family scrophulariaceae and is endemic to australia it is sometimes a low ground hugging and sometimes an erect shrub.
It grows to around 30 centimetres high and can cover around 2 3 metres wide with attractive grey green foliage.
Grows well in well drained heavy soils clay loams sand and limestone.
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