Pungent Honey Myrtle (Melaleuca leiocarpa) seeds

PUNGENT HONEY-MYRTLE (Melaleuca leiocarpa)
A hardy native shrub with creamy yellow flowers, ideal for arid gardens and pollinator-friendly landscapes. This adaptable plant thrives in challenging environments, adding biodiversity and resilience to your garden.

Quick Facts

• Height: 1–3 m
• Flowers: Creamy yellow, produced in clusters up to 25 mm in diameter
• Flowering Time: August to December (spring and summer)
• Habitat: Found in arid areas on hillsides, rocky outcrops, and sandplains
• Soil: Adapts well to most well-drained soils
• Tolerance: Highly drought and frost tolerant
• Sunlight: Requires full sun for optimal growth

Why Grow Pungent Honey-Myrtle?

This resilient shrub is perfect for arid conditions, providing striking floral displays while requiring minimal maintenance. It's an excellent choice for soil stabilization, wildlife habitats, and native garden aesthetics.

Bush Tucker Note

• Nectar Source: A highly valued plant for honey production.
• Traditional Use: Flowers can be soaked in water to create a naturally sweet drink.

Germination Tips

• Seed Preparation: No special pre-treatment is required.
• Planting Instructions: Sow seeds on the surface of a seed-raising mix and lightly cover.
• Optimal Conditions: Maintain soil moisture and warmth; germination typically occurs within 14–30 days.
• Care: Transplant seedlings into well-drained soil in a sunny position once established.

Uses in Your Garden

• Ornamental: Beautiful creamy-yellow flowers create a striking visual impact.
• Ecological: Attracts bees and other pollinators, enhancing biodiversity.
• Practical: Ideal for revegetation projects, erosion control, and arid landscaping.

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Embrace the beauty and resilience of Melaleuca leiocarpa. Its nectar-rich flowers and adaptability make it an excellent addition to any garden designed for native plants and sustainable landscapes.