Lemon Myrtle asia it has low growing branches

it has low growing branches and makes an excellent street or shade tree

This listing is for a pair of grafted pecan trees

Pollination: self fertile

Approx 1m high

Lemon Myrtle asia it has low growing branchesDescription Lemon myrtle is a rainforest tree, native to sub tropical Queensland, growing 6 8 metres high, with a width of 3 5 metres. The plants are currently 40cms high. It has attractive dark green leaves, a low branching habit and is adorned with clusters of white flowers in summer. Cinnamon myrtle and aniseed myrtle are two close relatives and all can be used in cooking. Harvesting and storage Leaves can be harvested all year round and can be