Botanical Name
Euryomyrtus ramosissima ‘Mt Ida’
Common Name
Mt Ida Euryomyrtus
Description
Euryomyrtus ramosissima ‘Mt Ida’ is a compact, fine-textured shrub with a dense, twiggy habit and small, aromatic green leaves. In spring to early summer, it produces masses of small white to pale pink flowers along the stems, creating a soft, delicate display that attracts pollinators. Its neat form and intricate branching make it well suited to rockeries and low plantings.
Plant Category
Small Shrubs
Size (H x W)
30-60 cm × 50cm-1m
Habitat
A selected form of a species native to southern Australia, ‘Mt Ida’ is derived from plants growing in dry, open habitats, often on rocky or sandy soils. It is well adapted to well-drained conditions, low humidity, and full sun to light shade, and is tolerant of drought and light frost once established.
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