• Close-up image of Syzygium Australe 'Resilience' with vibrant green leaves and clusters of pink berries, ideal for landscaping in South East Queensland.
  • Lush green Syzygium Australe 'Resilience' bushes in a nursery setting, showcasing their dense foliage and suitability for eco-friendly gardens in South East Queensland.
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Resilience Lilly Pilly

Resilience Lilly Pilly

Syzygium australe Resilience

$31.25
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Care Information

Expected Height Range:

4 m - 5 m

Spread Range:

2 m - 3 m

Flower Season/s:

Summer and Spring

Flower Colour/s:

Plant life cycle:

Perennial

Habitat:

Resilience' Lilly Pilly is a cultivar and does not occur naturally in the wild. However its parent species, Syzygium australe is native to Australia, commonly found in rainforests and moist, woodland areas along the eastern coastline, from Queensland down through New South Wales.

Leaf information:

Glossy, deep green leaves with coppery-orange new growth

Preferred Soil:

Prefers well-drained, fertile soils but is adaptable to a range of soil types as long as they are well-draining

As the name suggests this plant has a robust nature, offering excellent disease resistance, particularly against psyllids, which are a common pest for many Syzygium species. It has dense, glossy green foliage and coppery orange new growth, providing year-round visual interest. Also, a great choice for privacy screening or ornamental border due to its ability to form a tight and compact hedge.

Care Considerations:

Regular watering is important during the establishment period after which the plant becomes relatively drought-tolerant. To encourage dense growth and maintain the desired shape, it can be pruned regularly. A slow-release fertiliser can be applied in early spring to promote new growth and enhance the plant's natural resilience.
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Plants cannot be exchanged for change of mind so we recommend checking the botanical name and detailed plant information, as common names can vary and be location-specific.