• Detailed view of Ozothamnus diosmifolius in full bloom, showcasing clusters of creamy white flowers with golden centers, offering a delicate and fragrant addition to any garden. Photo courtesy of Warren Sheather
  • Close-up of the dense, snowy-white flower clusters of Ozothamnus diosmifolius, also known as Rice Flower, against a natural background, highlighting the tiny, intricate blossoms. Photo courtesy of Warren Sheather
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Rice Flower

Rice Flower

Ozothamnus diosmifolius

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Care Information

Expected Height Range:

1.5 m - 2 m

Spread Range:

1 m

Flower Season/s:

Summer, Winter, Spring, and Autumn

Flower Colour/s:

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

In its natural environment, the Rice Flower grows in a range of habitats, including coastal regions, heathlands, and open woodlands. Commonly found in New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania

Leaf information:

Slightly rough leaf texture due to the presence of short hairs on the branches and foliage.

Preferred Soil:

Prefers dry, well drained soils

A compact small shrub that has aromatic curry-scented leaves and clusters of white flowers all year round that are pink in bud. Ozothamnus make superb long lasting cut flowers, and cutting them for this use will help stimulate new flowering growth as well.

Care Considerations:

Ensure regular watering during the early growth stages, then reduce frequency as the plant matures. Can be pruned back reasonably hard each year to maintain shape and encourage healthy growth. However, avoid pruning back into old wood as the stems may not reshoot. **Tip pruning by pinching out new growth can promote better flower production and maintain a more compact growth habit. Water in well after fertilizing to prevent leaf burn.
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