The Blueberry Ash is a small tree or large shrub that occurs naturally in eastern Australian forests and adjacent communities. When mature it has a rounded shape with dark green, glossy leaves. It produces fragrant white pendulous flowers during spring and early summer. Suitable for a range of sites, except those with severe frosts, it responds well to pruning and can also provide a useful hedge or screen.
- Type
- Native
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Water use
- Moderate
- Lifecycle
- Perennial
- Container
- Zero
- Size
- Medium Trees & shrubs 3 - 7 metres
- Foliage
- Evergreen
- Zones
- Moist tropical, Semi-arid with summer rain, Moist temperate with hot summers, Arid interior
- Soils
- Sandy, Loam, Clay
- Tolerances
- Wind
- Regions
- Water efficient plants, Water efficient plants (OLD)
- Shade levels
- Sun/shade, Shady
- Flowering seasons
- Spring, Summer
- Colours
- Green, Blue, Pink
- Gardens
- Subtropical