Agonis flexuosa, commonly known as Willow Myrtle, is an elegant evergreen treenative to Western Australia. It showcases a graceful weeping habit and slender, pendulous branches adorned with aromatic, lance-shaped leaves. The leaves range in color from vibrant green to shades of bronze, providing year-round visual interest. In the summer, small white flowers emerge, adding a delicate touch to the tree.
Reaching a height of approximately 4 to 6 meters, Willow Myrtle is ideal for smaller gardens and urban landscapes. Its size makes it suitable for use as a feature tree, hedge, or screening plant. It thrives in a variety of soil types, including sandy and well-draining soils, and prefers a sunny position. Regular watering is important during dry periods to establish and maintain a healthy tree. Pruning can be done to maintain a desired shape and encourage dense growth.
Willow Myrtle is a versatile and attractive tree that brings grace and beauty to any garden.