A recently discovered rare Eremophila that is found in only once location in Western Australia. It grows into an upright shrub 1.5m-2.5m high x 1m wide with short, narrow, aromatic grey leaves arranged in whorls of three and pale-grey bark. Silky, whitish buds cluster towards the end of branches in a style reminiscent of lavender, and open out to deep lilac flowers in spring.
This species is extremely drought hardy and is insect attracting. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape. Prefers full sun but will accept part shade. Frost hardy.