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Spyridium globulosum

Scientific name

Spyridium globulosum

Common name

Basket bush

Plant description

The botanical name comes from the Greek for basket, spyridion – as the tiny flower heads are surrounded by leafy bracts. This shrub can grow to 5m high but is often kept low by salt winds. The undersurface of the green leaves is covered with woolly white hairs.

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Flower colour

White

Flowering months

June to November

Spyridium Globulosum

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