A native suptropical Australian species, also known as the cinnamon tree. Well known for its hardwood and more recently as bushtucker, the leaves acting as a cinnamon replacement. The small creamy white flowers bloom in the summer and attract birds, bees and other insects.
Well known for its hardwood and more recently as bushtucker, the leaves acting as a cinnamon replacement.
Hedging and Screening plant.
This myrtle species is suitable for pots in full sun areas and is tolerant to drought or sandy soil. The grey myrtle stands approximately 3-7m high and spans 3-4m