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Olearia nummularifolia
Common Names: Coastal Daisy, Round-leaved Olearia
Family: Asteraceae
Origin: New Zealand
Plant Type: Evergreen Shrub
Overview:
Olearia nummularifolia is an attractive native shrub known for its distinctive round, silvery-green leaves and delicate white daisy-like flowers. Ideal for coastal gardens and low-maintenance landscapes, it offers soft texture and subtle colour while thriving in exposed sites. This compact shrub is a fantastic choice for adding native charm and ecological value.
Key Features:
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Foliage: Rounded, thick, silvery-green leaves with a soft, slightly fuzzy texture; evergreen.
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Flowers / Fruit: Small white daisy-like flowers appear in spring and summer, attracting native pollinators.
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Form & Habit: Compact, bushy shrub with a rounded habit.
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Growth Rate: Moderate
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Cultural & Ecological Value: Provides nectar and shelter for native insects and birds, important in coastal ecosystems.
Mature Size:
| Attribute | Size |
|---|---|
| Height | 1.5 m |
| Spread | 1 m |
| Form | Compact, rounded shrub |
Ideal Growing Conditions:
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Light | Full sun to partial shade |
| Water | Moderate; drought tolerant once established |
| Soil | Well-drained, adaptable to coastal soils |
| pH Range | Neutral to slightly acidic |
| Frost Tolerance | Hardy to approx. –5 °C |
Landscaping & Garden Uses:
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Coastal and seaside gardens
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Native plant and restoration projects
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Wildlife gardens supporting pollinators and birds
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Low-maintenance mixed shrub borders
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Informal hedging and screening
Care & Maintenance:
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Pruning: Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushiness.
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Watering: Regular watering when young; drought tolerant once established.
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Feeding: Apply balanced fertiliser or organic compost in spring.
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Pests & Diseases: Generally pest-free and disease resistant.
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Additional Tips: Mulch well to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
Fun Fact / Botanical Insight:
The species name nummularifolia refers to its coin-shaped leaves (nummulari- meaning “coin” and -folia meaning “leaf”), a unique and defining characteristic.
Why Choose Olearia nummularifolia?
Its attractive foliage, coastal tolerance, and ecological benefits make Olearia nummularifolia a fantastic choice for gardeners seeking a resilient and charming native shrub for seaside or low-maintenance landscapes.
Pot Size:
These are our standard size in 7cm square pots.
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Description
Olearia nummularifolia
Common Names: Coastal Daisy, Round-leaved Olearia
Family: Asteraceae
Origin: New Zealand
Plant Type: Evergreen Shrub
Overview:
Olearia nummularifolia is an attractive native shrub known for its distinctive round, silvery-green leaves and delicate white daisy-like flowers. Ideal for coastal gardens and low-maintenance landscapes, it offers soft texture and subtle colour while thriving in exposed sites. This compact shrub is a fantastic choice for adding native charm and ecological value.
Key Features:
-
Foliage: Rounded, thick, silvery-green leaves with a soft, slightly fuzzy texture; evergreen.
-
Flowers / Fruit: Small white daisy-like flowers appear in spring and summer, attracting native pollinators.
-
Form & Habit: Compact, bushy shrub with a rounded habit.
-
Growth Rate: Moderate
-
Cultural & Ecological Value: Provides nectar and shelter for native insects and birds, important in coastal ecosystems.
Mature Size:
| Attribute | Size |
|---|---|
| Height | 1.5 m |
| Spread | 1 m |
| Form | Compact, rounded shrub |
Ideal Growing Conditions:
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Light | Full sun to partial shade |
| Water | Moderate; drought tolerant once established |
| Soil | Well-drained, adaptable to coastal soils |
| pH Range | Neutral to slightly acidic |
| Frost Tolerance | Hardy to approx. –5 °C |
Landscaping & Garden Uses:
-
Coastal and seaside gardens
-
Native plant and restoration projects
-
Wildlife gardens supporting pollinators and birds
-
Low-maintenance mixed shrub borders
-
Informal hedging and screening
Care & Maintenance:
-
Pruning: Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushiness.
-
Watering: Regular watering when young; drought tolerant once established.
-
Feeding: Apply balanced fertiliser or organic compost in spring.
-
Pests & Diseases: Generally pest-free and disease resistant.
-
Additional Tips: Mulch well to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
Fun Fact / Botanical Insight:
The species name nummularifolia refers to its coin-shaped leaves (nummulari- meaning “coin” and -folia meaning “leaf”), a unique and defining characteristic.
Why Choose Olearia nummularifolia?
Its attractive foliage, coastal tolerance, and ecological benefits make Olearia nummularifolia a fantastic choice for gardeners seeking a resilient and charming native shrub for seaside or low-maintenance landscapes.
Pot Size:
These are our standard size in 7cm square pots.





















