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Agonis flexuosa - WA Peppermint Willow

SKU: 9332392003712

Size: 5 L

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$27.00

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Plant sizing
Plant sizes refer to the pot size, not the exact size of the plant. For example:

100 mm = 10 cm diameter pot
140 mm = 14 cm diameter pot
5 L = 5 litre pot

Smaller pot sizes generally indicate younger plants, although actual plant size can vary significantly between species, varieties and growth habits.

The Western Australian Peppermint Tree, Agonis flexuosa, stands out with its weeping foliage that emits a crisp peppermint scent when crushed, making it a sensory addition to any outdoor space. A popular choice for a street tree or a distinctive feature in larger gardens, it boasts white flowers from Djilba (spring) into Birak (summer), enhancing its appeal. As a small to medium tree, it not only provides shade but also contributes a unique visual structure with its thick trunk and attractive weeping habit.

Thriving in full sun, the Peppermint Tree is well-suited to the Australian climate, requiring minimal water once established, and it performs best in well-drained soils. In poor, sandy soils, a soil conditioner is recommended to improve soil quality and support healthy growth. Fertilising is seldom needed; however, if desired, a low-phosphorus native plant fertiliser can be applied in Djilba (early spring). Pruning is generally not necessary, but if shaping or size reduction is required, it should be done after the flowering season in Kambarang (late spring).

Botanical Name	Agonis flexuosa
Common Name	Western Australian Peppermint Tree, WA Peppermint Willow
Cultivar
Classification	Native Trees
PBR Name
Origin	Western Australia
Foliage	Evergreen
Height	10 - 14 M
Width	8 - 10 M
Light	Full sun
Soil
Water Requirement
Lifespan	Perennial
Flower Colour	White
Flower Time	Djilba to Birak (Early Spring to Summer)
Toxicity

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