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Leptospermum glaucescens 'Smokey Tea Tree'

Shrub or tree 2.0 to 15.0 metres. Upright habit. Leaves grey-green. Flowers white in spring.

Feature Codes: BCDEF(G)NPSX
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum grandiflorum 'Autumn Tea Tree'

Shrub 1.5 to 5.0 metres. Greyish foliage. White 3cm diameter flowers in spring. Ornamental.

Feature Codes: BCOPX
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum laevigatum 'Coast Tea Tree'

Spreading shrub or small tree 2.5 to 6.0 metres. Pale green foliage, white flowers in spring.

Feature Codes: ABU
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum lanigerum 'Woolly Tea Tree'

Erect shrub or tree 3.0 to 15.0 metres. Downy covering on leaves, stems and flowers. Flowers white in spring/summer.

Feature Codes: ABCDEFHKNPS

Leptospermum nitidum 'Shiny Tea Tree'

Shrub or small tree 2.0 to 8.0 metres. Leaves dark green and shiny. large white flowers with green centres in summer.

Feature Codes: EHJNST
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum riparium 'River Tea Tree'

Shrub 2.0 to 4.0 metres. Glossy green leaves. Stems reddish. Flowers white in spring.

Feature Codes: DEPTX
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum rupestre 'Alpine Tea Tree'

Prostrate ground cover or small shrub to 1.5 metres. Leaves small, white flowers in summer. Prostrate and erect forms available, please specify.

Feature Codes: HJNX
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum scoparium var eximium 'Manuka'

Shrub or small tree 2.0 to 7.0 metres. White flowers in spring.summer.

Feature Codes: ABU
Seeds per gram: 10000+
Leptospermum scoparium var scoparium 'Manuka'

Shrub or tree 2.0 to 7.0 metres. Papery bark. White flowers in spring/summer.

Feature Codes: BCDEFHNPS
Seeds per gram: 10000+

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The feature codes used above are as follows:

A Coastal exposure; beach frontage, dunes or cliffs.  J Sub-alpine to alpine; Areas above montane, often treeless.
B Coastal heath; sandy soils, high wind exposure, low nutrient levels.  K Grasslands.
C Dry sclerophyll forest; rocky, poor soil types; very good drainage, low rainfall.  Ka Coastal dune systems.
D Riverbank and riparian; associated with streams and rivers.  Kb Lowland savannah; open grassland and grassy open forests.
E Widespread; distributed over much of the state.  Kc Montane grasslands, heaths and herbfields.
F Wet sclerophyll/eucalyptus forest; deep fertile soils; rainfall 1000-1500mm per year.  Kd Alpine tussock grasslands and herbfields.
G Temperate rainforest, myrtle forest; rainfall in excess of 1500mm per year.  N Frost hardy; tolerant of frosts to at least minus 7.0 degrees C.
H Montane; plateau vegetation including high altitude eucalyptus forests.  O Drought tolerant.
I Swamps and bogs.  P Shade tolerant; indicates tolerance of full or partial (P) shade.
Ia Coastal saltmarsh; dominated by succulents, grasses and sedges; very saline.  Q Edible; various plant parts.
Ib Brackish coastal and estuarine.  R Poisonous (where known).
Ic Freshwater swamps and soaks.  S Pioneer species.
Id Moving water (freshwater).  T Tolerant of poor drainage.
Ie Buttongrass sedgelands; poor drainage; high fire frequency; high rainfall.  U Salt tolerant.
If Alpine moors and bogs.  X Tasmanian endemic species.