A form of Agonis flexuosa first noticed growing in a container in a private garden in the Busselton area of Western Australia. It is a tall shrub which is known to reach a height of about 4m in 10 years. The distinguishing feature which makes this plant different from the normal form is that the leaves are much more crowded. Individual leaf lamina are generally narrower than normal, the lamina always ending a third to a half the way along the leaf.
Propagation is by cutting.