Part ShadeMorning sun is ideal
Moderate WaterKeep evenly moist
FloweringLate winter to spring
Native PlantAustralian native
750mm–1mMature height
500–750mmMature widthAvailable sizes and plant heights are an approximate guide only. Stock fluctuates through the season and other sizes may be available. All plant stock and sizes are approximate and subject to grower availability at the time of year. View our Pot Sizes Explained guide.
| Botanical Name | Boronia megastigma 'Heaven Scent' |
|---|---|
| Common Names | Heaven Scent Boronia, Brown Boronia |
| Plant Type | Evergreen native shrub |
| Position | Morning sun to part shade |
| Mature Size | 750mm–1m high x 500–750mm wide |
| Maintenance | Lightly prune after flowering and keep the shallow root zone cool |
Plant in morning sun to part shade, protected from hot afternoon sun and drying winds.
Use moist, slightly acidic soil with excellent drainage. In pots, choose a quality Australian native potting mix and a container with generous drainage holes.
Water regularly enough to keep the root zone evenly moist without becoming waterlogged. Mulch loosely to help keep the roots cool, keeping mulch clear of the stem.
Feed with a low-phosphorus native plant fertiliser and lightly prune after flowering.
| Flower Colour | Reddish-brown outside; golden yellow inside |
|---|---|
| Flowering Period | Late winter to spring |
| Fruiting | N/A |
| Fragrance | Strongly fragrant flowers and aromatic foliage |
Due to Australian quarantine restrictions, this product cannot be sent to WA, NT or TAS.
Boronia Heaven Scent performs best with morning sun, dappled light or part shade and protection from hot afternoon sun.
Water often enough to keep the soil evenly moist but never waterlogged. Check pots regularly during warm or windy weather.
Boronia Heaven Scent generally reaches around 750mm–1m high and 500–750mm wide in suitable conditions.
Yes. A pot can make it easier to provide excellent drainage, consistent moisture and protection from harsh afternoon sun.
Boronia Heaven Scent generally flowers late winter to spring.
Lightly prune after flowering to encourage fresh growth and maintain a tidy shape. Avoid cutting hard into old bare wood.
No. As a live plant, it cannot be sent to WA, NT or TAS because of Australian quarantine restrictions.
