Eremophila alternifolia

The Emu Bish will thrive where others wilt, handling dry and even semi-humid conditions with ease. This low-maintenance beauty adds natural charm to any landscape, standing out with its small stature and tubular blooms. Its flowers appear in shades of white, yellow, cream or pink and feature delicate spots, only adding to their visual appeal. While it pops up most in spring, don't be surprised if a few pop up in autumn and winter to attract local pollinators with their nectar rewards. All it asks is for a sunny spot and well-draining dirt - what more could you want from a garden friend? A little post-bloom pruning keeps it looking neatly compact so it stays attractive without becoming a shrubby eyesore. The Emu Bush is perfect for adding colour to a native garden and attracting pollinators.