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Tea Tree

Leptospermum petersonii – ‘Lemon Scented Tea Tree’

This beautiful, bird attracting native tree is known for its delightful citrus scent when its leaves are crushed. A shrubby habit makes it ideal for smaller gardens or an informal hedge and its new foliage brings coppery, bronze tones that complement other plantings. Small white flowers decorate the tree around early Summer. Hardy and adaptable to most soil types, ensure a full sun and well drained position. Great for coastal areas too.

h:4m w:3m

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