Anopterus glandulosus Native Laurel size:330mm pot Well suited to growing in

Well suited to growing in decorative containers or as a hedge or informal screen

5m width in first 10 years

5Kg covers 100m2

prized for its abundant white blooms

bright yellow flower heads  perch on tall

Anopterus glandulosus Native Laurel size:330mm pot Well suited to growing inAnopterus glandulosus, also known as the Native Laurel or Tasmanian Laurel, is an evergreen shrub or small tree endemic to Tasmania. It is characterised by its large, glossy, dark green leaves that cluster at the ends of branches and its striking white cup shaped flowers that appear in terminal sprays during spring. The plant prefers moist, humus rich soils in part shade positions. 2m wide x 2m high part shade