Scaevola aemula

Mainly found along the New South Wales and Victorian coastlines where it can be seen in the form of a low growing perennial herb. The small flowers have a beautiful fan shape, giving rise to the common name of fairy fan-flower. Flowering August through to March in its native range.

Growing to 50 cm height in the wild, cultivars are usually mat forming, no more than 15 cm height. This is cultivar 'Bondi White'.