Bursaria spinosa Pot Size:14CM Non-toxic to humans but may

Non-toxic to humans but may cause mild stomach upset in pets if ingested in large quantities

Common Name:Thrift

known for its stunning twisted form

leathery foliage and versatility in hedging and screening

or screens

Bursaria spinosa Pot Size:14CM Non-toxic to humans but mayCommon Name: Sweet Bursaria Description: Bursaria spinosa, commonly known as Sweet Bursaria, is a hardy and versatile Australian native shrub or small tree valued for its delicate white flowers and ecological benefits. It is an important component of native bushland, especially in Victoria, and is commonly found in dry sclerophyll forests, open woodlands, and grasslands. This evergreen plant features thorny branches that provide excellent shelter for