Melaleuca thymifolia Pot Size:140 mm

Melaleuca thymifolia Pot Size:140 mmMelaleuca thymifolia, or the Thyme leaved Honey Myrtle, is a dense mounded shrub with small leaves and clusters of attractive and intricate purple flowers produced sporadically all year. When crushed, the small, erect, blue green leaves are fragrant and ideal for a hedge or screen. Thymifolia likes damp conditions and grows well around ponds or other moist places but otherwise makes a great addition to any garden to attract birds, bees and beneficial

With its attractive spring flowers

Japanese gardens

white to pink to purple flowers that have a heavenly fragrance

Diamonds in the Dark Red Hot features magnificent near-black foliage that emerges in early spring

indirect light and high humidity

marmalades or preserves

avenue planting

The popular Australian dwarf-sized tree was bred in 1973 and is perfect for small gardens and containers

and a hardy native plant requiring very little attention once established

or the Shrubby Germander

Conditions: Thrives in shaded to partially shaded areas

Isopogon Pink Sparkler is a captivating plant featuring delicate pink cone flowers that illuminate its branches