
Rice Flower āWhite Horseā - Ozothamnus diosmifolius
Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā ā Rice Flower (Ozothamnus diosmifolius cultivar)
Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā is a stunning Australian native shrub valued for its masses of crisp white rice-grain flowers and fine, aromatic foliage. Hardy, elegant, and long-flowering, itās a favourite for cut flower growers and landscapers alike.
š± Why Gardeners Love Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā
ā Showy white flower clusters ā Produces dense domes of pearly-white blooms perfect for cutting.
ā Long-lasting flowers ā Holds blooms for weeks, both on the shrub and in arrangements.
ā Fine, silver-green foliage ā Adds soft texture and movement to garden beds.
ā Drought and coastal tolerant ā Thrives in sandy, free-draining soils with minimal water.
ā Australian native ā Ideal for wildlife-friendly and low-maintenance landscapes.
š” How to Use Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā in Your Garden
ā
Feature shrub ā Its long-lasting white flowers make a striking focal point.
ā
Native and coastal gardens ā Perfect for hot, dry, windy, or sandy conditions.
ā
Cut flower gardens ā Highly valued for its beautiful, long-holding stems.
ā
Mass planting ā Creates a soft, cloud-like display when planted in groups.
Easy Planting & Care Guide
-
Spacing: Plant 80cm to 1m apart for hedging or group plantings. Add more plants for a fuller, more impressive flowering display.
-
Best Planting Time: Can be planted year-round, best seasons are autumn or spring.
-
Mulching & Fertilising: This hardy native thrives naturally and does not require mulching or fertiliser to stay healthy.
ā FAQs About Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā
How tall does Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā grow?
It typically reaches 1.5ā2m tall with a naturally upright habit.
When does it flower?
It blooms from late winter through spring, often holding flowers for many weeks.
Is it drought-tolerant?
Yes, once established it thrives in dry, free-draining soils with minimal watering.
Can it grow in coastal areas?
Absolutely, it's highly tolerant of salt-laden winds and sandy soils.
Does it need pruning?
A light trim after flowering helps maintain shape and encourages bushier growth.
šæ Ready to Transform Your Garden?
Limited stock available! Order your Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā today and enjoy its elegant white bloom display!
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā ā Rice Flower (Ozothamnus diosmifolius cultivar)
Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā is a stunning Australian native shrub valued for its masses of crisp white rice-grain flowers and fine, aromatic foliage. Hardy, elegant, and long-flowering, itās a favourite for cut flower growers and landscapers alike.
š± Why Gardeners Love Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā
ā Showy white flower clusters ā Produces dense domes of pearly-white blooms perfect for cutting.
ā Long-lasting flowers ā Holds blooms for weeks, both on the shrub and in arrangements.
ā Fine, silver-green foliage ā Adds soft texture and movement to garden beds.
ā Drought and coastal tolerant ā Thrives in sandy, free-draining soils with minimal water.
ā Australian native ā Ideal for wildlife-friendly and low-maintenance landscapes.
š” How to Use Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā in Your Garden
ā
Feature shrub ā Its long-lasting white flowers make a striking focal point.
ā
Native and coastal gardens ā Perfect for hot, dry, windy, or sandy conditions.
ā
Cut flower gardens ā Highly valued for its beautiful, long-holding stems.
ā
Mass planting ā Creates a soft, cloud-like display when planted in groups.
Easy Planting & Care Guide
-
Spacing: Plant 80cm to 1m apart for hedging or group plantings. Add more plants for a fuller, more impressive flowering display.
-
Best Planting Time: Can be planted year-round, best seasons are autumn or spring.
-
Mulching & Fertilising: This hardy native thrives naturally and does not require mulching or fertiliser to stay healthy.
ā FAQs About Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā
How tall does Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā grow?
It typically reaches 1.5ā2m tall with a naturally upright habit.
When does it flower?
It blooms from late winter through spring, often holding flowers for many weeks.
Is it drought-tolerant?
Yes, once established it thrives in dry, free-draining soils with minimal watering.
Can it grow in coastal areas?
Absolutely, it's highly tolerant of salt-laden winds and sandy soils.
Does it need pruning?
A light trim after flowering helps maintain shape and encourages bushier growth.
šæ Ready to Transform Your Garden?
Limited stock available! Order your Ozothamnus āWhite Horseā today and enjoy its elegant white bloom display!















