Family:
Rhamnaceae
Spyridium parvifolium
Dusty Miller
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Occurrence:
Regional:
Noted in the areas Upper Yaven and Lower Tarcutta.
Habitat:
Well-drained soils in sheltered sites, in various forests.
Habit:
Dense upright shrub to 3 m high with distinctive floral leaves and white flowers.
Flowering:
Jul-Oct.
Propagation:
From cuttings, which strike readily. Also from seed. Hormone treatment should enhance rooting.
VALUES:
Land Protection:
Suitable for dry shady areas.
Wildlife:
Good habitat. Flowers are a food for native wasps and bees.
Ornamental:
Attractive ornamental for a light screen.