leptospermum morrisonii ‘white opal 5
Leptospermum morrisoni White Opal
leptospermum morrisonii ‘white opal 6
leptospermum morrisonii ‘white opal 8
leptospermum morrisonii ‘white opal 3
leptospermum morrisonii ‘white opal 1
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Tea Tree

Leptospermum morrisonii ‘White Opal’

Try this large evergreen shrub in rockeries and garden beds. The delightful dark bronze new-foliage of this ‘Tea Tree’ in contrast to its mature green leaves makes it a colourful addition to your garden, while masses of white flowers bring additional interest throughout Spring. Ensure a well-drained soil in full sun to part shade and watch the native birds and bees flock to this variety too.

H 3~4m W 2m

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