Crowea exalata 'Rosey Star' Karl Foerster Grass and mass plantings that need

and mass plantings that need long-lasting colour with minimal care

Bred for tight form and good psyllid resistance

ingestion may cause illness

Flowers: Nectar-rich “spider/toothbrush” clusters in apricot to soft orange

Crowea exalata 'Rosey Star' Karl Foerster Grass and mass plantings that needRosey Star Crowea Botanical Name: Crowea exalata Rosey Star Family: Rutaceae Origin: Australia Plant Type: Evergreen small shrub Overview A compact, long flowering Australian native shrub, Crowea exalata Rosey Star is adored for its masses of bright rose pink star shaped flowers that appear from late winter through autumn, often blooming when many other plants are dormant. Perfectly suited to Adelaides Mediterranean climate, it thrives in part shade,