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What are the adaptations of the Lilly Pilly Tree

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They germinate in 3-5 weeks. The cuttings root easily.......

Typical mature height:
variable, to 15m

Useful in:
streetscapes, avenues, screening

Sites for best growth:
moisture-retentive, irrigated
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2) Lilly-Pilly Tree
Scientific Name: Acmena smithii (Poir.) Merr. & Perry
Synonym: Eugenia smithii
Family: Myrtaceae
Picture from Tropica Mango Nurseries Recommended Temperature Zone:
sunset: 15-17, 19-24
USDA: 9-11


Frost Tolerance: Semi hardy in Phoenix, protect on coldest nights

Sun Exposure: Full sun to light shade

Origin: Victoria to Northern Queensland, Australia

Growth Habits: Large bush or small tree to 20 feet high (6m), 20 feet in spread

Watering Needs: Abundant water

Propagation: Fresh seeds, cuttings

Cultural Practices:
Regular feedings will maintain it growing.

Blooming Habits:
Small, fluffy white flowers in late spring precede mass fruitings in early winter of 1/2 inch (1 cm) mauve, pink or white edible berries. The berries attract many birds. They can be eaten fresh, or made into jelly and drinks.

Fruiting Habits:

Propagation:
Use fresh seeds, soaked into water for 24 hours. They germinate in 3-5 weeks. The cuttings root easily.
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