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Chamelaucium uncinatumGeraldton Wax Wax Flower Botanical Name: Chamelaucium uncinatum Family: Myrtaceae Origin: Australia (Western Australia) Plant Type: Evergreen shrub Overview A stunning Australian native shrub perfectly suited to Adelaide's Mediterranean climate, Chamelaucium uncinatum (Geraldton Wax) forms dense, spreading growth of fine needle like aromatic foliage smothered in masses of delicate waxy flowers in white, pink or purple from winter through spring. The

Planting Density: Specimen: 1 tree per 4–9 m² (2

5–3 m W (prostrate spread)

Origin: Australia (coastal QLD–NSW)

tolerates part shade but flowers less)

Soil: Prefers free-draining sandy or loamy soil

very long blooming (spring–autumn)

colour intensifies in cool

outstanding salt and wind tolerance and nitrogen-fixing habit make it the most ecologically appropriate choice for exposed SA coastal positions

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5 m W as maintained topiary (unclipped trees can grow much larger)

will not tolerate heavy waterlogged or phosphorus-rich soils

thrives on neglect once settled