- A hardy ground hugging shrub
- Pale lemon bird attracting flowers Autumn through to Spring
- Can tolerate cold climate gardens
Correa nummulariifolia is a low-growing, spreading Australian native shrub known for its small, rounded, bright green leaves and delicate, pale yellow tubular flowers. Typically growing to around 50 cm high and spreading up to 1 meter wide, it forms a dense mat ideal for ground cover, rockeries, or under storey planting. Flowering mainly in winter and spring, it provides valuable nectar for birds and insects during cooler months. This hardy species prefers well-drained soil and grows well in full sun to part shade. Drought- and frost-tolerant once established, Correa nummulariifolia is a low-maintenance choice for coastal and native-style gardens.