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Eremophila Glabra 'Bev Rice'Bev Rice Emu Bush Bev Rice Poverty Bush Botanical Name: Eremophila glabra Bev Rice Family: Scrophulariaceae Origin: Australia (widespread native; indigenous to SA incl. Adelaide region) Plant Type: Evergreen shrub low spreading groundcover Overview Bev Rice is a compact, drought tough emu bush for South Australian gardens. It forms neat mounds of silvery to grey green foliage and produces masses of tubular blooms from autumn through spring colours

minimal litter

ingestion can cause GI upset

spring flowers and seedheads add soft texture and movement

cooling summer screen → striking autumn colour → neat winter silhouette

It carries glossy

Specimen/avenue: 3–5 m apart

starry flowers from mid-spring to early summer

Snake Vine delivers fast coverage

tip-prune to keep bushy

and low fuss once established—perfect for stylish privacy and seasonal impact

monitor for scale/sooty mould in humid spots

Wildlife Value: Fragrant blooms provide nectar/pollen for insects