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Myoporum bateae Australian native plant
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Myoporum bateae in 50mm Forestry Tube

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Description

Myoporum bateae is a pyramid-shaped, sweet-smelling shrub to about 5 m with one to a few straight main stems and slender horizontal branches. The foliage is sparse with the leaves elegantly curved downwards from the branchlets. Flowering occurs from September to November when there are clusters of 3 – 10 flowers along the branchlets. The petals are pale purple and although each flower is only about 5.6–6mm in diameter, they can be so numerous that the plant appears to be sprinkled with snow. Plants grow best in a cool, moist, semi-shaded position on a rich loam or clay. It is moderately frost resistant and can be pruned to shape.

photo courtesy of user Gderrin/wikimedia commons/CC-BY-SA-3.0

Additional information

Height

2M and Above
Position

Part Shade
Region

Cold, Dry, Sub-Tropical, Temperate
Soil

Clay, Loam
Watering

light to medium
Conditions

Frost Tolerant

Description

Myoporum bateae is a pyramid-shaped, sweet-smelling shrub to about 5 m with one to a few straight main stems and slender horizontal branches. The foliage is sparse with the leaves elegantly curved downwards from the branchlets. Flowering occurs from September to November when there are clusters of 3 – 10 flowers along the branchlets. The petals are pale purple and although each flower is only about 5.6–6mm in diameter, they can be so numerous that the plant appears to be sprinkled with snow. Plants grow best in a cool, moist, semi-shaded position on a rich loam or clay. It is moderately frost resistant and can be pruned to shape.

photo courtesy of user Gderrin/wikimedia commons/CC-BY-SA-3.0

Additional information

Height

2M and Above
Position

Part Shade
Region

Cold, Dry, Sub-Tropical, Temperate
Soil

Clay, Loam
Watering

light to medium
Conditions

Frost Tolerant

Description

Myoporum bateae is a pyramid-shaped, sweet-smelling shrub to about 5 m with one to a few straight main stems and slender horizontal branches. The foliage is sparse with the leaves elegantly curved downwards from the branchlets. Flowering occurs from September to November when there are clusters of 3 – 10 flowers along the branchlets. The petals are pale purple and although each flower is only about 5.6–6mm in diameter, they can be so numerous that the plant appears to be sprinkled with snow. Plants grow best in a cool, moist, semi-shaded position on a rich loam or clay. It is moderately frost resistant and can be pruned to shape.

photo courtesy of user Gderrin/wikimedia commons/CC-BY-SA-3.0

Additional information

Height

2M and Above
Position

Part Shade
Region

Cold, Dry, Sub-Tropical, Temperate
Soil

Clay, Loam
Watering

light to medium
Conditions

Frost Tolerant

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