Melaleuca trichophylla (Pretty honey myrtle)

Other names: Mytroleucodendron trichophyllum, Melaleuca eremaea

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Where to grow

Soil type
  • Loamy
  • Sandy
Soil drainage
    Soil pH
    • Neutral
    • Acid
    • Alkaline
    Sunlight
    • Partial Shade
    • Full Sun
    Aspect
    • West
    • South
    Exposure
    • Sheltered

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    Additional plant details

    Cultivation

    In frost-free areas, best grown in sandy, gravelly, well-drained, neutral soil in full sun or partial shade. Tolerates slightly acid or slightly alkaline soil. Also tolerates light frost and drought. Dislikes high humidity. Under glass, grow in loam-based compost in full light with shade from hot sun. Water moderately & feed monthly in growth.

    Suggested uses

    City, Greenhouse, Conservatory, Hedging/Screens, Beds and borders

    UK hardiness

    H3

    USDA zones

    Zone 9, Zone 10

    Sunset zone

    WUCOLS

    North-Central Coastal = Unknown
    Central Valley = Unknown
    South Coastal = Unknown
    South Inland = Unknown
    High and Intermediate Desert = Unknown
    Low Desert = Unknown

    Foliage

    Evergreen

    Habit

    Upright, Spreading

    Native to

    Western Australia

    Drought tolerant

    Yes

    Flood tolerant

    No

    Toxicity

    Not toxic

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