Melaleuca Hypericifolia (Hillock Bush | Ghost Paperbark)
Melaleuca Hypericifolia (Hillock Bush | Ghost Paperbark)
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Melaleuca Hypericifolia (Hillock Bush) is a fast-growing, hardy Australian native shrub known for its striking red-orange bottlebrush flowers and lush green foliage. Its spreading, dense habit makes it an excellent choice for hedging, windbreaks, and erosion control, particularly in coastal and sandy environments. The vibrant flowers attract birds, bees, and butterflies, adding life to any garden.
This low-maintenance shrub thrives in a variety of soils, including poor and sandy conditions, and is highly tolerant of drought and salt spray. Melaleuca Hypericifolia (Hillock Bush) responds well to pruning, allowing it to be shaped into a compact form or left to grow naturally for a more informal look. It is an ideal addition to native gardens, wildlife-friendly landscapes, and revegetation projects.
 
 

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                      Mature height
                    
                  2-4 meters
                    
                    
                      Mature width
                    
                  2-4 meters
                    
                    
                      Spacing
                    
                  2-4 meters
                    
                    
                      Evergreen/Deciduous
                    
                  Evergreen
                    
                    
                      Foliage
                    
                  Bright red-orange bottlebrush flowers with deep green foliage
                    
                    
                      Flowering Period &  Fruit Development/Harvest
                    
                  Spring to summer [September–December]
                    
                    
                      Sun tolerance
                    
                  Full sun to partial shade
                    
                    
                      Maintenance
                    
                  Low maintenance, prune after flowering to encourage bushy growth
                    
                    
                      Root System
                    
                  Produces a moderately deep, non-invasive fibrous root system that stays compact while giving reliable stability.
 
               
     
    