Melaleuca wilsonii

Melaleuca wilsonii, Wilson's honey-myrtle, is a distinguished member of the Myrtaceae family, indigenous to South Australian and Victorian landscapes.

This elegant shrub showcases slender, tapering foliage and striking mauve-pink floral clusters adorning lateral branches.

Renowned for its resilience across diverse soil conditions and exceptional frost tolerance, it has become a favoured choice among discerning gardeners.

The plant develops into a substantial, densely-branched specimen reaching approximately 2 metres in height with a spread of up to 3 metres, distinguished by its characteristic rough, flaking bark.

Its decussate leaves, measuring 8–15 mm in length, contribute to its refined architectural presence in any garden setting.