Brachyglottis greyi great coastal or dry area plant

Key Characteristics Foliage: Leaves are oblong, grey-green on top, and covered in dense white felt underneath, often with wavy margins. Flowers: Produces large clusters of yellow daisy-like flowers in early to mid-summer. Size: Typically grows 1 to 1.5 meters in height and width, forming a compact, sprawling mound. Hardiness: Highly tolerant of coastal conditions, wind, frost, and dry, poor soils.
Cultivation and Maintenance Situation: Requires full sun for the best silvery color and flowering, though it will tolerate partial shade. Soil: Must have well-drained soil. Pruning: Light pruning after flowering keeps the shrub compact and prevents it from becoming too woody. Landscaping: Often used for coastal gardens, low hedging, and as a contrast plant against dark foliage.
 
Plants are 15cm tall 30/3/26