melaleuca acuminata (Mallee Honey Myrtle)

Tag: mallee honey myrtle
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Product Description

Overview:

An erect open shrub with rough bark and small green leaves. It is slow growing, this is a hardy species which tolerates frost, waterlogging and dry conditions.

Adaptable to most well drained soils. Moderately salt tolerant.

Flowers are a good source of nectar for insects and birds.

Usually found as an understorey in eucalypt or mallee woodland.

Region:
Carnarvon through to the Goldfields, Avon Wheatbelt, Jarrah Forrest and south to Esperance
Soil Type:
Sandy or clay soils
Height:
1 - 4m
Flowering Times:
White/Cream Flowers - July to October
Uses:
General Revegetation and Honey Production