TEA TREE leptospermum outrageous

• Age
  • planted 9th December 2006 in front garden by Paul's Mum Shirley
• Where it's Growing
  • In far front garden in a mostly shaded spot. Very dry slope.
• Upkeep
  • Needs heavy pruning regularly. We need to keep cutting back faster taller plants from around it.
• Growth Patterns
  • Grows very well with little attention given to it.
  • Flowers ?
• Hybrid between Leptospermum polygalifolium 'Cardwell' and Leptospermum 'Rhiannon'. It can be expected to be a hardy shrub for moist soils in temperate climates.
• Future Notes
  • 13.8.07- This plant has grown alot and is very healthy, even though it hardly gets any direct sun in winter.