Agonis flexuosa: Western Australian Willow Myrtle

Today we’re talking about the Western Australian Willow Myrtle, also known as Agonis flexuosa. This captivating native Australian tree is not just a visual delight but also brings a pleasant fragrance to your garden.
Image credits:
Flowering Agonis flexuosa by MurielBendel
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Agonis flexuosa at Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney by Batsv
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Love this tree. Got a young one in the back yard. 2.5 years old and at about 4.5m high.
As it was growing it started with 3 main branches. So i platted the branchs to make a unique truck. Now its older the branches are thicker and growing into each other. Looks cool.
The scent of the tree is pleasant.

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Thanks for the vid .We are in Dunsborough and two very dry summers in a row has killed one of large Peppi trees and another is looking like it will die too .We have others but not the age and size .