Form and Size: A small, slender shrub, 1.5-2m high, with erect branches
Distribution: Inland, central Qld., on sandstone escarpments
Leaves: Opposite, spoon-shaped, thickened, aromatic, grey-green, smooth, recurved point at the tip, 0.6-1.5cm x 0.2-0.5cm
Flowers: Pink, about 1cm long, pendulous; in clusters in the upper leaf axils
Flowering Period: April to August and sporadic
Fruit: A small nut
Cultivation/Notes: Propagate from cuttings, which may be slow to develop roots
A good container plant, needing partial shade Previously Darwinia thomasii
