Backhousia citriodora Lemon Myrtle vine

Backhousia citriodora Lemon Myrtle vineBackhousia citriodora or Lemon Myrtle is a popular, medium sized tree with deep green, lemon scented leaves. Masses of distinctive white flowers adorn the tree from late spring through summer. The leaves are used in soaps and often used in cooking where they impart their distinctive lemony oils to the dish. It can be grown for shade or used as a hedge or screen, the strong lemony scented leaves make hedge trimming a sensory pleasure. Lemon Myrtle

A brightly coloured native that innately achieves the cottage feel - Yellow Buttons is perfect for massed plantings

low hedging

lance-shaped

Acacia Waterfall is a delightful addition to any garden or container space

Corymbia Dwarf Orange Flowering Gum produces masses of brilliant orange blooms through summer

Once flowering has finished

Appealing pink flowers smother the branches from autumn to mid-December

it produces flat

It is a neat compact evergreen fruit tree

Size: Height 3m x width 1

and graceful weeping habit

Leaves are often rounded