What are the adaptations of a hebe?

Hebes, or Hebe species, have several adaptations that enable them to thrive in their native habitats, primarily in New Zealand and other temperate regions. They often possess thick, leathery leaves that reduce water loss, making them resilient to drought conditions. Additionally, their dense growth habit helps them withstand strong winds and harsh weather. Many hebes also have a high tolerance for poor soil conditions, allowing them to establish in rocky or nutrient-deficient environments.