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LEPTOSPERMUM
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Commonly known as: Australian tea tree.
All flower APR-JUL. They can be grown successfully outdoors in most of the country providing they are planted in a hot, dry and very well sheltered location. If these conditions are not available, then they should be grown in pots or containers in an ericaceous compost and brought into the greenhouse for the winter
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- Pests & Diseases - none.
- Place of Origin - Australia (Tasmania).
- Height - to 2m (6ft)
- Spread - to 2m (6ft)
- Evergreen - narrow-elliptic leaves to 2cm (¾in) long.
- Medium Shrub - Typically grow to around 4-6 feet in height - rounded shrub.
- Full Shade
- Partial Shade
- Neutral to acid soil - will tolerate a moist site with a low nutrient soil.
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Buy Varieties of LEPTOSPERMUM
LEPTOSPERMUM grandiflorum >
Commonly known as: Mountain tea tree, Rodwayanum tea tree.
Single saucer-shaped white flowers in summer and silky hairy white stems. Frost hardy
LEPTOSPERMUM karo 'Pearl Star' >
Commonly known as: Australian tea tree.
Bright cerise-pink flowers with a green centre. Bright green leaves. An excellent patio plant. A welcome new addition to the range and variety of leptospermums
LEPTOSPERMUM macrocarpum 'Copper Sheen' >
Commonly known as: Australian tea tree.
Distinctive bronzy-purple young leaves and single white flowers
LEPTOSPERMUM rotundifolia Jervis Bay form >
Commonly known as: Australian tea tree.
Single pink, sometimes white relatively large flowers. Glossy grey-green leaves
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Appleblossom' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double pale-pink flowers
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Blossom' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double pale pink, one of the best varieties for pot growing
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Burgundy Queen' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Bronzed foliage, double red flowers
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Coral Candy' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double pinkish-white flowers
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Jubilee' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double pink flowers which deepen to rose-red, bushy habit
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Martini' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Profuse large pink flowers turning deeper with age
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium nanum 'Kea' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Pale pink single flowers. Compact dwarf habit
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Nichollsii' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Red flowers and purple-bronze foliage
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Pink Cascade' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Prostrate form, single pink
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Red Damask' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double dark red flowers and dark green leaves
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Snow Flurry' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double white
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Winter Cheer' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Red-tinted green leaves and semi-double bright red flowers
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Wiri Joan' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
A new variety with small bright red double flowers early in the season
LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium 'Wiri Linda' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Double white flowers with a hint of pink
LEPTOSPERMUM 'Silver Sheen' >
Commonly known as: Manuka, New Zealand tea tree.
Silvery foliage and red stems. White flowers in summer
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Max/Min Digital Thermometer
Thermometer which displays current temperature in the centre, with Max above and min below.
Suitable for use outdoors or in the greenhouse / conservatory.
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