A widespread upright shrub to 4m in height. Dark green narrow leaves to 40mm long. Crowded heads of small whitish flowers appear from November to March. Buds are often pink in colour. Cassinia Aculeata, commonly known as Dogwood, is a shrub native to Australia. It features slender, erect branches covered in small, needle-like leaves. The plant produces clusters of tiny yellow flowers, followed by fluffy white seed heads.
Dogwood is drought-tolerant and thrives in well-drained soil, making it suitable for arid landscapes. It is an excellent choice for coastal gardens due to its salt tolerance. The shrub requires minimal maintenance, with occasional pruning to maintain its shape. With its unique appearance and adaptability, Cassinia Aculeata Dogwood can be a valuable addition to a variety of garden settings.