Boronia megastigma Lutea Silver Fountain gravel gardens and contemporary courtyards

gravel gardens and contemporary courtyards

A South Australian garden favourite for decades

Planting Density: Mass plant 3–5 per m² (30–40 cm apart) for a full effect

Foliage: Glossy mid/deep-green leaves

Boronia megastigma Lutea Silver Fountain gravel gardens and contemporary courtyardsYellow Boronia (Lutea) Botanical Name: Boronia megastigma 'Lutea' Family: Rutaceae Origin: South western Western Australia Plant Type: Evergreen shrub Overview Famous for its intensely fragrant, bell shaped flowers, Lutea swaps the usual brown tones for lemongold bells that light up late winterspring. A compact, fine foliaged shrub that performs best in Adelaide SA when grown in pots or sheltered borders with cool, well drained yet evenly moist soil