Kunzea ambigua - White Kunzea Size:Tubestock be sure to identify the

be sure to identify the plant correctly

ensuring that it sits at the same depth as it was in the container

The berries can be eaten fresh or used to make jams

They are also used in herbal teas and infusions for a refreshing twist

Kunzea ambigua - White Kunzea Size:Tubestock be sure to identify theThe Kunzea Ambigua, commonly known as White Kunzea, is a tall, spreading shrub native to eastern Australia. It typically grows to about 2 5 meters tall and wide, with dense, rounded foliage. The leaves are small and narrow linear, about 1 cm long, and have a strong, aromatic scent similar to eucalyptus and citrus. The flowers are small and white, borne in heavy sprays at the ends of the branches. They bloom in spring and early summer and attract a