Eugenia myrtifolia

Sn: Syzygium paniculatum

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Shrub with glossy, brilliant green leaves, with red to copper tints. Produces flowers which are followed by scented purple red fruit. With their rough bark, naturally small leaves, and eagerness to back-bud, the Brush Cherry makes a great plant for bonsai. The Brush Cherry is a canopy-growing rainforest tree native to Australia. Their botanical name, Eugenia Myrtifolia reflects the fact that their leaves closely resemble those of Myrtle. In nature it is a tall growing, bushy tree. They have small shiny green leaves, white bowl-shaped powder-puff flowers, followed by the magenta cherry, which is commonly eaten in Australia. As a tropical tree they will not tolerate cold temperatures.

Data sheet

Australia

3/4 m

ZONE 9

1,5/2 m

Verde oscuro brillante

Midwater

Blanco amarillento

Sun Half-shade

Baya rosa oscuro