Boronia megastigma is a delightfully fragrant small shrub producing distinctive brown flowers, mainly in spring. Highly regarded as an excellent cut flower, it benefits from light pruning after flowering to encourage longevity. Best grown in open, well-drained soil in a sheltered, well-mulched position.
Boronia megastigma is native to south-western Western Australia, where it naturally grows in open forests and heathland. It is commonly found in sandy or gravelly, well-drained soils, often in sheltered positions with good air movement and seasonal moisture.