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Boronia crenulata PINK PEARL is an Australian shrub ideal for Mediterranean climates, hardy and long-flowering.
Pink Pearl verity stand out for its compact shape, aromatic leaves and abundant pink flowers.
Prefer semi-shade, fertile soil without lime, and moderate watering, making them perfect for low-maintenance gardens and pots.

Are you passionate about gardening and looking to add an exotic, hardy, and personal touch to your garden or terrace? Then the varieties Pink Pearl and Shark Bay of Boronia crenulata They are presented as very interesting options. Although they are not the best known within the world of flowering plants, those who discover them are captivated by their Elegance, long-lasting flowering and low maintenance.

Boronia crenulata and especially Pink pearl have been gaining popularity in recent years among those who bet on the sustainable gardening without sacrificing colour or aroma. They are Australian shrubs that have adapted with surprising ease to the coast and temperate zones of Spain, where they have become small treasures for gardens. under irrigation, terraces, rockeries and flower pots.

Boronia crenulata It is a shrub native to southwestern Australia and belongs to the Rutaceae family, just like citrus fruits. Despite its origin, the truth is that it performs exceptionally well in Mediterranean climates, due to its Heat resistance as well as its drought tolerance, without neglecting the ability to adapt to different conditions that our gardens usually present.
Its compact bush, rounded shape or slightly creeping, which usually ranges between 40 cm and a meter in height, with a lateral extension of 60 to 100 cm depending on the cultivation and pruning. Its growth is considered moderate, which means it will maintain its shape and size without the need for constant maintenance, ideal for those who don't have much time.


One of the identifying features of this species is its small, oval, persistent, deep green leaves they have a finely toothed margin (hence the name 'crenulata'), and not only stand out for their appearance but also for their pleasant aniseed or citrus aroma when rubbed lightly between the fingers.

As for flowering, Boronia crenulata is truly prodigious. Depending on the climate, it can display pink flowers from February until well into autumn (in some regions even almost continuously throughout the year). Its small but very showy flowers present four waxy petals Star-shaped, with a clearly visible center containing the stamens and pistil. The scent they give off is subtle and fresh, making them very attractive to bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects in the garden.