Correa alba ‘Western Pink Star’
at Digging Dog
Correa
Correa alba ‘Western Pink Star’ 
Hailing from Down Under, in Australia’s western Victoria on a limestone cliff top, it’s a happy chance that Mr. Pat Urbonus came upon this stalwart beauty. The tidy, semi-upright mound entertains a dainty gathering of pretty pink starry flowers, whitening as they age. Enveloped by a soft-looking rust-colored fuzz, the light stems and green oval-shaped leaves with pale gray-green undersides possess an untiring resilience to drought, wind, coastal frontlines, pesky deer and pruning. ‘Western Pink Star’ can be sited in a favored patio vessel or massed in a dry border amid Mediterraneans and grasses such as Stipa arundinacea.
Blooms May–June. Size: 3' high x 4'–6' wide; hardy to zone 8. Correa alba ‘Western Pink Star’ (S-0638)
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