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Description
Common name: Dryland Tea-tree
Height: 2-4m
Width: 2-4m
Description: Dull grey leaves. Flowers are white/cream in late summer and autumn. Can be pruned for a tree shape to expose beautiful serrated bark.
Growing and distribution: Widely occurring on Adelaide Plains – common in well-drained soils.
Beneficial Attributes: Used by a range of insects especially related to autumn flowering.
Specific location issues: Grows in the Adelaide Plains or Foothills.
