COMMERCIAL NURSERY – NATIVE TREE
Melaleuca sieberi – Sieber’s Paperbark
Commonly known as Paperbark due to it’s grey or brown papery bark which sometimes grows to a height of 10 m. They are found mostly in coastal areas of New South Wales up to the Queensland coast, growing best in coastal heath & sand.
Uses: Revegetation, bee & butterfly attracting, salt tolerant, windbreakers.
DIMENSIONS | FLOWERING
Flowering: Blooms small heads of fluffy flowers in spring
ASPECT | SOIL TYPE
PLANTING RATES | MAINTENANCE
Maintenance: Generally speaking a moist soil and a sunny position will mean little to no maintenance. They can be pruned to shape. If pruning is carried out from an early stage garden plants can be trained to a nice bushy shape or a hedge. Many species respond to hard pruning as well and will recover from being cut right back.
SIZES | AVAILABILITY
