Scaevola albida ‘Mauve Clusters’
A densely foliaged groundcover which is covered in a mass of cute, purple, fan-shaped flowers for most of the year. Low water requirement once established.
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A densely foliaged groundcover which is covered in a mass of cute, purple, fan-shaped flowers for most of the year. Low water requirement once established.
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