• Lush cluster of Jacksonia scoparia with bright yellow blooms and needle-like leaves, set against a natural, textured bark background in a forested area. Photo courtesy of H Miles
  • Macro shot of vibrant yellow Jacksonia scoparia flowers, highlighting their thin, spiky foliage and clustered blooms, against a softly blurred background. Photo courtesy of H Miles
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Dogwood

Jacksonia scoparia

$5.40 AUD
$5.40 AUD
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Plant Details
Why we love this plant!
Care Information

Expected Height Range:

1 m - 3 m

Spread Range:

1m - 2 m

Preferred positioning:

Full sun

Common uses:

Drought tolerant, Nitrogen fixing, Supports wildlife, Rockery planting, Low maintenance garden, Hedging, Textural interest, and Colourful

Flower Season/s:

Summer

Flower Colour/s:

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

Native to Australia and commonly found in open woodlands, heathlands, and along coastal regions.

Leaf information:

Green to grey-green stems that perform the function of leaves

Preferred Soil:

Prefers well-drained, sandy, or gravelly soils. It is well adapted to poor soils and does not require rich or heavily fertilized soil to thrive

Loved for its unique broom-like appearance and profuse vibrant yellow flowers. This Australian native is a hardy and versatile shrub that brings a splash of color to the landscape, particularly in areas where other plants might struggle. Drought resistant and adaptability to poor soils, make this plant an excellent choice for adding interest to native and water-wise gardens.

Care Considerations:

Minimal watering is required once the plant is established. Pruning is not necessary but can be completed to shape the plant or manage its size. No specific fertilisation is generally needed, as the plant is adapted to thrive in nutrient-poor conditions.
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