Baeckea La Petite
Small compact shrub with masses of white flowers from Nov to March. H.1m. Its compact neat shape makes it ideal for planting along walls and fences
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A small, pretty shrub with masses of little, white flowers appearing from November to March. It has a compact, neat habit which makes it great for low hedges or borders but also looks beautiful in mixed gardens or containers. La Petite prefers a sunny to part shade position in moist, well-drained soil. H. 1m W. 1m
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