Melaleuca Armillaris (Honey Myrtle) Perennial while the fruit can be

while the fruit can be used for zest or juice

In spring and summer

versatility

occasional pruning may be needed to maintain its shape and remove deadwood

making it a versatile choice for adding charm to any space

Melaleuca Armillaris (Honey Myrtle) Perennial while the fruit can beMelaleuca Armillaris (Bracelet Honey Myrtle) is a fast growing, dense Australian native shrub to small tree, known for its slender, arching branches covered in narrow, aromatic green leaves. During spring and summer, it bursts into masses of creamy white bottlebrush like flowers, attracting birds, bees, and beneficial insects. Highly versatile, Melaleuca Armillaris (Bracelet Honey Myrtle) can be used as a windbreak, screening plant, or feature tree.