Eremophila nivea Gubburra Bells Grafted - 200 mm

Eremophila nivea ‘Gubburra Bells’ (Grafted) – 200 mm

Native • Grafted Shrub • Silvery Foliage • Bell-Shaped Purple Flowers

A striking Australian native shrub known for its soft, silvery-white, almost felted foliage and beautiful tubular bell-shaped flowers in shades of soft purple to violet. Eremophila nivea ‘Gubburra Bells’ is grafted for improved vigour, reliability, and adaptability, making it easier to grow in a wider range of garden conditions than the species form.

Plant Features
Australian native grafted shrub
Soft, silvery-white woolly foliage
Tubular bell-shaped purple to violet flowers
Long flowering periods, often winter through spring
Highly ornamental and eye-catching contrast plant
Grafted for improved hardiness and performance

Size
Height:
Typically grows around 1–2 metres tall (can vary depending on conditions and pruning)

Width:
Usually grows around 1–1.5 metres wide

Growing Conditions
Eremophila nivea ‘Gubburra Bells’ prefers:

Well-drained soil (essential)
Full sun for best foliage colour and flowering
Low water once established
Warm, open position with good airflow
Excellent drought tolerance once established

Perfect For
Feature planting in native gardens
Dry or low-water landscapes
Mediterranean-style gardens
Contrasting foliage plantings
Wildlife and pollinator-friendly gardens
Rockeries and open garden beds

Care Tips
Water regularly during establishment, then only occasionally
Avoid heavy or poorly drained soils
Light prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage density
Use a low-phosphorus native fertiliser sparingly if needed
Mulch lightly, keeping clear of the trunk base