Melaleuca irbyana

Bush House Paperbark

Myrtaceae

Description:

A medium to large, hardy tree with a dense, rounded crown and soft, papery bark.

Produces clusters of creamy-white flowers in spring and summer, attracting birds and insects.

Endemic to subtropical coastal areas, this species is an important component of endangered forest communities and a valuable feature for biodiversity plantings.

Special Features:

Endangered species, important for habitat restoration
Attracts birds and insects
Hardy and low-maintenance
Ideal for coastal and biodiversity-focused gardens

Natural Habitat:

Wet Eucalypt Forest, Fresh Water Wetland

Aspect:

Full Sun

Soil/Conditions:

Adaptable, Moist

Tree/Shrub Height:

Endangered shrub or tree to 8m

Attracts:

Butterflies, Nectar feeding Bird

Flower Colour:

White, Cream

Melaleuca irbyana - Bush House Paperbark

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Regional ecosystem:

12.3.3, 12.3.18, 12.3.19, 12.9-10.11, 12.9-10.27, 12.5.2

Link to Regional Ecosystem description QLD Gov:

https://apps.des.qld.gov.au/regional-ecosystems/list/?landzone=&description=Melaleuca+irbyana&class=&biodiversity=&submit=Search

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