Eucryphia milliganii
Hook.f.
Alpine leatherwood
CunoniaceaeFlowers
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What to Eat
Edible parts: Flowers - honey
The flowers produce honey.
Where to Find It
It grows in higher altitudes in cool temperate places. Arboretum Tasmania.
Australia*, Tasmania*,
Countries: Australia
How to Identify
A small tree of bush. It grows 3 m tall. The leaves are small. The flowers are white.
Wikipedia
Source ↗Eucryphia milliganii, also known as the dwarf leatherwood, is a shrub or small tree endemic to areas of Tasmania. It grows in western and southern Tasmania, where it is most commonly found in alpine and sub-alpine heath areas. It is related to the popular horticulture plant Eucryphia lucida also known as Leatherwood.
Notes
It has also been put in the family Eucryphiaceae.
