Bursaria spinosa
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Family Name:
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Pittosporaceae |
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Common Name:
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Sweet Bursaria |
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Size:
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3 - 5m tall x 2 - 3m wide |
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Growth Rate:
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Slow |
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Description:
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A native shrub with narrow, green leaves 25mm long. Spines are present at the leaf nodes. Fragrant cream flowers from December to March. |
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Position:
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Full sun to part shade. |
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Care:
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Water as required for 8-13 weeks until established. Plant in a well mulched garden. Use a native slow release fertiliser in spring. Can be lightly pruned after flowering to thicken growth. |
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Features:
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• Important species for the endangered Eltham Copper Butterfly. • Tolerates dry conditions |
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Sizes Grown:
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Forestry Tube |