Impressive ornamental freshwater shade tree with masses of small red edible fruit. Naturally occurs on the margins of streams and swamps, in coastal vine thickets and monsoon forests. Layered & widely spreading branches give neat & elegant form. One of the few species known to support the ‘4 O'Clock moth'. 5-12M

  • Screening, Accent & Filler

  • Bird & Butterfly Attracting

  • Cyclone Resistant

  • Fragrant Flowers

  • Edible Fruit

  • Shade Trees

  • Moderate to High Water

  • Trees

GARY FOX

Ian Morris

Nicholas Smith

GARY FOX

Nicholas Smith

Ian Morris

Amanda Matthews

4 O’Clock Moth. David Rentz, Bowerbird

Amanda Matthews

T. harley, nwp

Nicholas Smith

NT Government

NT Government

Amanda Matthews

GARY FOX