hebe salicifolia veronica
Hebe salicifolia veronica, commonly known in New Zealand as Koromiko, is a versatile and attractive native shrub treasured for its lush foliage and striking flower spikes. This hardy evergreen boasts slender, willow-like leaves and masses of delicate white to pale lilac flowers throughout summer, attracting native pollinators and bringing year-round structure to Kiwi gardens. Ideal for native planting schemes, shelterbelts, and low maintenance landscapes, Hebe salicifolia veronica is celebrated for its resilience and adaptability to New Zealand's varied climates and soils.
Hebe salicifolia (Koromiko)
Koromiko
Hebe salicifolia, commonly known as Koromiko, is a large and bushy shrub with light green foliage that becomes adorned with showy spikes of white flowers through spring and summer. These turn this rather ordinary shrub into something striking as it grows to 4 m tall and 3 m wide. Hebe salicifolia is a versatile and very hardy plant that is often used in mixed plantings, revegetation areas, or planted around larger trees.
- Suited to regions:
All regions - Plant type:
Shrubs - Height:
4.00 m - Spread:
3.00 m - Flowering time:
Spring, Summer - Tolerances:
Coastal, Hardy - Garden uses:
Ponds, Screening - Garden styles:
Alpine, Backyard, City & Courtyard, Coastal, Formal, Frontyard, Modern, Native
