Description

Correa alba, commonly known as white correa, is a shrub endemic to Australia. It grows to 1.5 metres in height, has reddish-brown hairy new growth. The leaves are near circular to ovate and have a round or cuneate base and a rounded tip

• Distribution – Sydney to south coast NSW, VIC, TAS.
• Tolerates light frost, salt tolerant & drought tolerant.
• Full sun, light shade
• Height 1.5 m, width 1.5m
• Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub Plant Community
• Dry, well-drained soils, adapts to most soils
• Attracts – Nectar eating birds, other insects