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Alphitonia excelsa
Soap tree
Rhamnaceae
Description:
A medium to large tree with a dense, rounded habit. Glossy green leaves with silvery-white undersides, and bark that may be smooth or rough. Cream flowers appear in clusters in late autumn to winter, followed by small, dull black globular fruit. A valuable host plant for Green Banded Blue and other butterflies, it also attracts insects and wildlife.
Special Features:
Host plant for butterflies
Attracts insects and wildlife
Natural Habitat:
Dry Eucalypt Forest
Tree/Shrub Height:
Tree to 18m
Aspect:
Full Sun
Soil/Conditions:
Well-drained
Flower Colour:
White
Alphitonia excelsa - Soap tree
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