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Syzygium 'Resilience' Lilly Pilly

Syzygium 'Resilience' Lilly Pilly

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Syzygium 'Resilience' Lilly Pilly. A dense hedging plant makes the perfect addition to any garden often used as a screen tree. These Australian Native screen trees produce an attractive glossy bright green leaf with bronze-tipped flushes in new growth, a white duster flower in Summer followed by red berry. 
Easy to grow, fast growing, easy to prune, psyllid resistant, low-water once established.
Origin: Australia 
Attracts: Native birds and bees 

Plant Guide

What to use me for: I'm a versatile evergreen hedging and screening plant. I make an excellent screen or windbreak. My form is dense and bushy and I am suitable for; screening or hedging, native gardens, small gardens, coastal regions, topiary in gardens or large pots.

I grow to: I'll reach up to 5-metres tall and 3-metres wide, providing ample coverage for your outdoor space. Can be pruned to your desired height and shape.

Features: I produce an attractive glossy bright green leaf with bronze-tipped flushes in new growth with a white duster flower. Native flora and fauna love me. I can be pruned regularly to maintain the desired height and shape.

Plant Care

Where to place me: Full sun or part shade is ideal for me, I can thrive in a range of environments but like a sunny position for prolific and prolonged flowering.

How far to space me: For tight hedging, plant me every 0.5 to 1-metre to ensure a cohesive and uniform look.

Soil Conditions: I can tolerate most soil types if planted in well-drained soil. I don't like constantly wet feet, so be sure to use a thick layer of chunky mulch. Water me well until I'm established to help me grow strong and healthy.

Extra-Care: I have low-water needs once established. I like a long soak during extended heat periods. I like to be pruned and shaped at the end of flowering for a dense and compact form and more prolific flowering the following Spring. Prune twice yearly for a tidy hedge, three times for a tight hedge. I prefer a slow release fertiliser formulated for Australian Natives (as per manufacturers instructions) in Spring.

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