Boronia bipinnata

Rutaceae

Rock  Boronia

Form and Size: A small, compact, bushy and upright shrub, 30-60cm tall, with slender stems covered with short hairs.

Distribution: In areas of rocky outcrops, White Mountains in north Qld., and in southern Qld. and N.S.W.

Leaves: Bi-pinnate, 2-3cm long; leaflets narrow, blunt.

Flowers: White, about 0.6cm diameter borne singly or in small groups in the leaf axils.

Flowering Period: November to February.

Cultivation/Notes: Propagate from cuttings.

A good rockery plant for sandy, well drained soils.