Native Gardenia pop pop o pop o Lemon myrtle is reported to

Lemon myrtle is reported to have anti-fungal

Prefers to grow in subtropical climates but has been known to produce fruit in cold areas as well

Due to the interesting colour and shape of the leaves this plant makes a great landscaping feature

This is a grafted tree approximately 50 cm high that will begin to produce fruit in 1 to 2 years

Native Gardenia pop pop o pop o Lemon myrtle is reported toAn evergreen rainforest tree with attractive glossy foliage and highly perfumed, small, white, tubular flowers, in spring. They also produce a large, edible, yellow fruit. Ideal for large tubs, shade tree or somewhere the delicious scent can be enjoyed. Specifications of Native Gardenia Preferred ClimateSubtropical Grown FromSeedling Max Height (when in the ground with good conditions)2 5m Plants required to Pollinate1 (Self Pollinating) Can it Handle