Citharexylum Spinosum (Fiddlewood)

Citharexylum Spinosum (Fiddlewood) is a unique and hardy Australian native tree, known for its distinctive fiddle-shaped leaves and dense, glossy green canopy. This slow-growing tree thrives in coastal areas, particularly suited to tropical and subtropical climates. Its elegant appearance and adaptability make it a popular choice for ornamental gardens, coastal landscaping, and erosion control.

In late spring to summer, the Fiddlewood produces small white or pale green flowers, followed by round, red berries that add interest to the tree throughout the year. The dense foliage provides excellent shade and habitat for birds and other wildlife, enhancing biodiversity in outdoor spaces.