WAXFLOWERS
Also called Geraldton wax from the town in Australia from where it originates.
Tiny bowl-shaped flowers of four rounded petals, with prominent stamens in the centre; leaves are like pine needles on woody branched stems. Has a lovely lemon-almond fragrance. Dark pink, pale pink, white, and available from November - April.
The waxflower has woody stems like a pine tree; use secateurs to cut them.
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