Inland tea tree, Desert Honey Myrtle
(Melaleuca glomerata)

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This tree is native to arid areas. It is a good windbreak as a bushy shrub or multi-trunked tree. It features pointy leaves and attractive yellow globular flowers and the traditional melaleuca papery bark. This plant is a food source and nesting site for birds.

Type
Native
Maintenance
Low
Water use
Minimal
Lifecycle
Perennial
Container
Zero
Size
Medium Trees & shrubs 3 - 7 metres
Root size
2.5 metres
Foliage
Evergreen
Zones
Semi-arid with summer rain, Arid interior, Semi-arid with winter rain
Soils
Sandy, Loam, Clay
Tolerances
Frost, Wind
Regions
Habitat plants, Alice Water Smart
Shade levels
Full sun, Sun/shade
Flowering seasons
Spring