How big does Eremophila maculata grow?

Eremophila maculata is a low spreading shrub, which usually grows to less than 2.5 metres (8 ft) tall.

How to grow Eremophila maculata?

Full sun is preferred and, once established, the plant tolerates extended dry periods. It is also tolerant of at least moderate frost. Propagation from seed of Eremophila species is unreliable.

What is eremophila longifolia used for?

Eremophila longifolia is one of the most important plant species to Aboriginal people, especially to those living in Central Australia. It was used in initiation ceremonies, to line graves, for tanning water bags and was placed in the headbands of warriors.

How to propagate Eremophila?

Eremophila and its Relatives – Propagation

1. Introduction. Most emu bushes and their relatives are propagated by cuttings or other vegetative means (such as grafting).
2. Seed. Under field conditions, seeds of Eremophila germinate naturally in response to heavy rain.
3. Cuttings.
4. Grafting of Eremophila.
5. General Propagation.

What kind of flowers do Eremophila maculata produce?

A popular garden plant Eremophila maculata comes in a number of forms including a range of flower colours and sizes. The large tubular flowers appear in spring, opening from pointed buds, as they open the individual petals are recurved, when fully open and covered with very fine hairs.

When to prune Eremophila maculata in Australia?

Prune when young for compact growth habit. Foliage is known to be toxic to sheep and cattle. Grows well in perennial or arid gardens. Hardy low hedge or screen. Several forms available. E. maculata ‘Lutea’ a yellow flowering form and E. maculata ‘Carmine Star’ – a pink-red flowering form. See also… Availability

How big does an emu tree get in Australia?

All emus are native to Australia’s dry inland areas. They vary significantly in size and growth habit, ranging from prostrate shrubs to 15-foot-high trees. Most grow from 3 to 10 feet high and 3 to 6 feet wide.