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Cousin It

Cousin It

Casuarina glauca prostrate

$4.75 AUD
$4.75 AUD
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Care Information

Expected Height Range:

0.1 m - 0.3 m

Spread Range:

1.5 m - 2.5 m

Preferred positioning:

Full sun, Partial sun, and Partial shade

Common uses:

Low maintenance garden, Container growing, Coastal garden, Drought tolerant, Groundcover, Specimen plant, Wow! factor, Erosion control, Rockery planting, Textural interest, and Border planting

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

Natural habitat primarily includes coastal regions and estuarine areas along the eastern coast of Australia, ranging from Queensland down to New South Wales.

Leaf information:

Fine, needle-like foliage that forms dense, cascading mats

Preferred Soil:

Prefers well-drained soils. Will tolerate a range of moisture levels but does not thrive in waterlogged conditions

Cousin It has a unique, cascading foliage that forms a dense, ground-hugging mat, creating a striking and textural feature in the garden. This hardy, low-maintenance plant is perfect for groundcover, erosion control, and adding a whimsical touch to any landscape.

Care Considerations:

Low to moderate watering needs, drought-tolerant once established. Apply organic mulch to help retain moisture and suppress weeds. Minimal to no fertilisation required, however a light feeding with a balanced, low-phosphorus fertiliser can be applied if needed. Minimal pruning required, trim edges, maintain desired shape and control spread.
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Plants cannot be exchanged for change of mind so we recommend checking the botanical name and detailed plant information, as common names can vary and be location-specific.