Adenanthos 'Woolly Bush': A Symbol of Resilience and Tranquility

Adenanthos 'Woolly Bush:' A Touch of Softness and Texture Adenanthos 'Woolly Bush' is a charming evergreen shrub prized for its soft, finely divided, almost feathery foliage that gives it a unique, woolly appearance. Native to Australia, this adaptable plant brings a touch of softness and texture to gardens, providing year-round interest and attracting beneficial wildlife. Its low-maintenance nature and drought tolerance make it a valuable addition to various landscapes.   A Cloud of Soft, Silvery-Green Foliage Distinctive Foliage: The fine, deeply divided leaves create a soft, almost fuzzy texture, giving the plant its common name, 'Woolly Bush.' The foliage is typically silvery-green to grey-green, adding a subtle, calming presence to the garden.   Subtle Flowers: While not known for showy blooms, Adenanthos 'Woolly Bush' produces small, inconspicuous reddish-orange flowers that appear sporadically throughout the year, adding small pops of color.   Botanical Characteristics: