@nej, been looking at crowea and philotheca, both of which are in the family of Rutaceae. It is definitely a type of waxflower but more inclined to the description of philotheca because of the ‘warty’ stems and underside of the leaves. The leaves are keeled and have a red tinged margin. Philotheca of an unknown variety🤔
Still searching, perhaps this time to a native garden nursery😊 Thanks @nej... learning and discovering more about plants from you and other members on this app. Very useful indeed😊
Help me identify this plant... thanks
It looks a lot like crowea
Thanks @nej 😊Will try to find out more about Crowea.
@nej, been looking at crowea and philotheca, both of which are in the family of Rutaceae. It is definitely a type of waxflower but more inclined to the description of philotheca because of the ‘warty’ stems and underside of the leaves. The leaves are keeled and have a red tinged margin. Philotheca of an unknown variety🤔
You could be right 😊
Still searching, perhaps this time to a native garden nursery😊 Thanks @nej... learning and discovering more about plants from you and other members on this app. Very useful indeed😊