Scaevola crassifolia – Thick-leaved Fan-flower. Green thick, waxy, salt resistant leaves and a single light purple fan-haped flower, shaped as if it has been cut in half. (“Scaevus” means “left-handed” in Latin). It is a West Australian native that grows naturally on sandy coastal sites where there is full sun and exceptionally free draining sandy soils.
Scaevola crassifolia – Thick-leaved Fan-flower. Green thick, waxy, salt resistant leaves and a single light purple fan-haped flower, shaped as if it has been cut in half. (“Scaevus” means “left-handed” in Latin). It is a West Australian native that grows naturally on sandy coastal sites where there is full sun and exceptionally free draining sandy soils.