Melaleuca nesophila
Melaleuca nesophila
Showy Honey Myrtle, Pink Melaleuca, Mindiyet
An Australian member of the myrtle family that is endemic to Albany, Western Australia. Honey Myrtle is a large shrub/small tree that can reach a height of up to 15-30 feet tall and 10-20' feet wide (canopy). The tree can be formally hedge pruned or limbed up to expose its bark/branching and kept as a smaller, more manicured tree. (Dwarf species do exist, so if you have a smaller space one of those is recommended). Very drought tolerant, they only need occasional irrigation once established. Honey Myrtle will tolerate poor soil, seaside conditions, sand and clay. Pinkish purple flowers bloom in the spring and are attractive to many pollinators. Full sun or light shade.
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