Leptospermum laevigatum
Coastal Tea Tree
This is a large, bushy shrub or small, twisted tree with grey-green, oval-shaped foliage and small white flowers in spring or early summer.
Uses
It has been used extensively in coastal areas as a wind brea.
Preferred Position & Soil
It is a hardy shrub for moist soils in a range of climates and prefer full sun or part shade. It is tolerant of salt spray making it particularly useful in coastal areas.
| Form | Standard Tree Shape |
| Common Name | Coastal Tea Tree |
| Family | Myrtaceae |
| Mature Size | Height: 5m Width: 5m |
Categories
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Evergreen A plant that retains its leaves all year round. |
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Formal Screening Trees suitable for hedges & screens. A traditional tree known for this purpose. |
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Native Indigenous or occurring naturally in Australia. |
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