This shrub has a weak erect habit with spreading branches forming an irregular rounded habit. It has dark green narrow leathery leaves and the yellow pea-shaped flowers appear in clusters at the end of the branches during early spring.

Hardiness zones 9 to 10 

Pultenaea rosmarinifolia is naturally found on the lower east coast of Australia in New South Wales extending from Jervis Bay to northern Sydney in open forests or in heathland. 

It prefers a well drained moderatly fertile  sandy soil in an open sunny position and is drought tolerant and mildly frost resistant.

The Rosemary Bush-pea is a small shrub that is grown in native gardens or bushland settings. It is also planted along borders in small gardens for colour and foliage contrast. It has a moderate growth rate establishing in 3 to 4 years and is very suited to well drained sandy soil but dislikes to be disturbed once established.ID 1165

Pultenaea (pul-ten-EE-ah) rosmarinifolia (ros-mare-nee-FO-lee-ah)

Fabaceae (fab-AY-see-ee)