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Melaleuca nesophila

Species
  • Icon of shrub form Shrub
  • Icon of tree form Tree
Family Myrtaceae
Common names Dwarf Honey Myrtle, Honey Myrtle, Lavender Paperbark, Mauve Honey Myrtle, Showy Honey Myrtle, Western Honey Myrtle

Climatic Suitability
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Form

Height in cultivation 2 – 5 m
Spread in cultivation 1.5 – 4 m
Origin Native
Flower colour Pink, purple, red
Flower period spring, summer, winter
Leaf colour Green
Leaf loss Evergreen
Canopy area 13 m2
Canopy shape Rounded

Site

Urban space type Garden, park, street
Use cut flowers, erosion control, feature, ground cover, playground friendly, screen, windbreak
Soil texture clay, loam, sand
Soil pH acidic, alkaline, neutral
Planting & Maintenance Fertile soil, warm, well drained soil
Soil Volume 2 – 8 m3

Performance

Shade tolerance Full sun Part shade
Tolerance High drought
Moderate frost
Moderate coastal
Growth rate Fast
Biodiversity Bird Insect Pollinator

Cultivars & Hybrids

Melaleuca nesophila 'Narrow Nessie'

Honey Myrtle

  • Icon of shrub form Shrub

Climatic Suitability

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Melaleuca nesophila 'Little Nessy'

Showy Honey Myrtle

  • Icon of shrub form Shrub

Climatic Suitability

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Climate Suitability

Climate suitability

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