Melaleuca diosmifolia (Green Honey-myrtle) Tea Tree It produces tall spikes of

It produces tall spikes of creamy-white bell-shaped flowers in mature specimens

highly segmented stems

smaller-growing camellia is perfect for shaded gardens

it’s a favourite for low-maintenance

cascading colour that elevates patios

Melaleuca diosmifolia (Green Honey-myrtle) Tea Tree It produces tall spikes ofMelaleuca diosmifolia, commonly known as Green Honey myrtle or Lime Bottlebrush, is a striking Australian native evergreen shrub admired for its vibrant lime green, pom pom like flowers and fine textured foliage. Flowering from spring through summer, the unusual blooms create a spectacular display while attracting bees, butterflies, and nectar feeding birds to the garden. Hardy, drought tolerant once established, and well suited to coastal conditions,