Plant Database
Grey Box Dwarf Coast Rosemary
Westringa fruticosa ‘Grey Box’
Grey Box Dwarf Coast Rosemary (Westringia fruticosa ‘Grey Box’) is a refined, low-growing evergreen shrub prized for its neat form and soft grey-green foliage. This compact variety was selected specifically for landscapes that require structure without constant pruning, making it a favorite among California designers and homeowners alike.
Unlike traditional rosemary, this plant is grown purely for ornamental use. Its dense branching habit naturally forms a clean, boxy shape, ideal for low hedges, borders, and contemporary landscape designs. Once established, Grey Box Westringia thrives with minimal water, tolerates coastal wind and heat, and maintains year-round visual interest.
Why gardeners and designers choose Grey Box Dwarf Coast Rosemary:
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Naturally compact h
abit—excellent for low, tidy hedges
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Drought-tolerant and well suited to California water-wise landscapes
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Soft grey-green foliage pairs beautifully with modern and Mediterranean designs
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Low maintenance and easy to shape if desired
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Performs well in coastal, urban, and inland settings
This is a dependable, long-lasting landscape shrub that delivers structure, texture, and resilience with very little effort.