Rhagodia Spinescens ‘Silver Border’ (Silver Border Creeping Saltbush)
Rhagodia Spinescens ‘Silver Border’ (Silver Border Creeping Saltbush)
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Rhagodia Spinescens ‘Silver Border’ is a hardy Australian native shrub valued for its dense, spreading habit and attractive silver-grey foliage. Its softly coloured leaves provide year-round contrast, while small cream flowers appear during spring. The plant’s broad coverage also helps suppress weeds and protect exposed soil.
Highly adaptable and drought tolerant once established, Silver Border Creeping Saltbush is ideal for native gardens, embankments, coastal landscapes, erosion control and large-scale groundcover planting. Its tolerance of heat, wind and different soil types makes it a reliable, low-maintenance choice for difficult landscape areas.

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Mature height
Approximately 1–1.2 m
Mature width
Approximately 2–3 m
Spacing
Plant approximately 1.5–2 m apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Silver-grey to blue-green foliage, sometimes with pink tones; small, inconspicuous cream flowers
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Spring
Sun tolerance
Full sun to light shade
Maintenance
Very low.
Root System
Spreading, fibrous root system suitable for stabilising soil; generally non-invasive