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Casuarina glauca 'Cousin It'Cousin It Prostrate She oak Botanical Name: Casuarina glauca Cousin It Family: Casuarinaceae Origin: Eastern Australia (NSW QLD coast; horticultural selection) Plant Type: Evergreen prostrate groundcover (spreading, cascading) Overview A distinctive, hair like weeping groundcover with ultra fine, bright to mid green branchlets that flow over edges and down banks. Grown for texture rather than flowers, its superb in Adelaide SA for retaining walls,

Lawn or courtyard shade tree with dappled light and tidy outline

bronze tones may appear in cool weather or strong sun

red–purple papery pods often follow on female plants

Sunlight: Full sun to part shade (best variegation and flowering with sun)

slow-release feed in early spring

Foliage: Finely serrated

Heat-loving and low-water once established

cut back hard in late winter to a low mound

Expect repeated bronze–red new growth flushing through the year

and drought-tolerant once established

and a showstopper for courtyards

summer flowers and serious resilience to heat