Correa Decumbens (Trailing Correa)
Correa Decumbens (Trailing Correa)
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Correa Decumbens (Trailing Correa) is a hardy Australian native shrub valued for its soft bell-shaped flowers and low, spreading growth habit. Its pale green to grey-green foliage forms a dense, ground-hugging mound, making it ideal for filling garden spaces with natural texture. The delicate tubular flowers, often in shades of pale green, cream, or pink, appear mainly in the cooler months, adding subtle colour when many other plants are dormant. This plant blends beautifully into native and woodland-style gardens.
Highly regarded for its toughness and adaptability, Trailing Correa thrives in a range of conditions including coastal, rocky, and dry garden settings. Once established, it requires minimal maintenance and performs well in both full sun and part shade. Its spreading habit makes it excellent for erosion control, understorey planting, and low-maintenance landscaping where reliable ground coverage is needed.

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Mature height
0.2m – 0.5m tall
Mature width
1m – 2m spreading
Spacing
0.8m – 1.5m apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Pale green, cream to soft pink; Grey-green foliage
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Autumn to winter
Sun tolerance
Full sun to part shade
Maintenance
Low maintenance
Root System
Fibrous, spreading root system suitable for soil stabilisation