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Melaleuca incana 'Prostrate Form'Prostrate Gray Honey Myrtle: Low growing form of the Gray Honey Myrtle with long arching branches that trail along the ground or spill over walls. Only 12 18" tall x 4 6' wide or more. The leaves are 1 2" long, gray, and narrow. Small white cream bottle brush flowers appear late spring through early summer. Full sun. Low water. Seacoast, wind and drought tolerant once established.

Good trailing or hanging plant

fragrant flowers spaced along long flower spikes

It tolerates a range of soil types including sand and heavy clay

easy to grow indoors or out

This fern prefers well-drained soil

White Mischief Mexican Bush Sage: Gray-green mostly evergreen foliage with slightly arching soft velvety white flowers from late late spring into fall

Dwarf variety grows to around 5' feet tall

more compact than other typical garden sages

To about 10-12" tall and slowly spreading

cream and crimson flowers

Seacoast and clay tolerant

Can climb up fences with support

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