Leptospermum ‘Lemon Frost’
A hardy, upright shrub, which in Summer, is almost completely covered by a mass of single white flowers. Foliage is lemon scented. Hedging, screening, coastal. H.2m
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A hardy, upright shrub, which in Summer, is almost completely covered by a mass of single white flowers. Foliage is lemon scented. Hedging, screening, coastal. H.2m
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