Sounds like it just needs some more water. In this weather, they will probably need to watered almost every day, especially if they are in pots. Give it a good drink tonight, and it will spring back in a few hours.

Hello

I would be very interested in hearing how your prostanthera magnifica is?

This shrub caught my eye just recently whilst I was out driving the "Granite Loop Wildflower Trail". It was in a rare and endangered species garden in a little town called Wyalkatchem. It took me just over a month to track down a nursery to purchase some for my own property, I am now eagerly awaiting their arrival...from 350km away!!

The wildflower reference book I use say's that this species are indigenous to the south west or arid interior and that the most attractive examples are found growing in sandy or stoney places.

The one I saw was about a metre or so tall, in a garden that had been planted over 10 years ago. Wyalkatchem is in the wheatbelt and the climate there is very hot and dry.

I hope this helps you and I look forward to your reply.

Regards Marie