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Diploglottis campbellii

Small-leaved Tamarind

Sapindaceae

Description:

Endangered subtropical rainforest tree under 10 m, with dense glossy pinnate leaves. Produces white to pink 4-petalled flowers from spring to autumn, followed by red fruits with edible arils around the seeds. Ideal for small gardens or container planting.

Special Features:

  • Fruit edible for jams, jellies, and chutneys

  • Attracts birds and bees

  • Can be pruned or grown in a pot

  • Endangered species (QLD) – supports conservation

Natural Habitat:

Rainforest

Tree/Shrub Height:

Endangered tree to 20m

Aspect:

Full Sun, Partial Sun/Shade

Soil/Conditions:

Adaptable, Well-drained

Flower Colour:

White, Pink

Diploglottis campbellii - Small-leaved Tamarind

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