Leptospermum Lemon Frost - Lemon Scented Tea Tree

eptospermum Lemon Frost, also known as the lemon-scented tea tree, is a compact, evergreen shrub with fine, aromatic foliage that releases a refreshing lemon scent when crushed. In spring and summer, it produces masses of small, white flowers that attract pollinators.

Use
This versatile plant is perfect for hedging, screening, and native gardens. It also thrives in pots and mixed garden beds, adding fragrance and year-round greenery to any landscape.

Preferred Climate
Leptospermum Lemon Frost thrives in temperate, subtropical, and coastal climates. It is drought-tolerant once established and can withstand light frost.

Best Position and Soil Type
Plant in full sun to part shade in well-draining soil. The lemon-scented tea tree adapts to sandy, loamy, and clay soils, making it an excellent choice for various garden conditions.

Mature Height and Width
This hardy shrub grows to approximately 1.5 metres in height and 1–1.5 metres wide, making it ideal for medium-sized garden spaces.

Care
These young tubestock plants require regular watering until established. Once mature, Leptospermum Lemon Frost is low-maintenance, benefiting from occasional pruning to maintain shape and encourage new growth.

• Leptospermum Lemon Frost – A lush Leptospermum Lemon Frost shrub with fine, fragrant foliage and white flowers, perfect for hedging and native gardens.
• Lemon Scented Tea Tree – A beautiful lemon-scented tea tree with aromatic leaves and masses of white flowers, thriving in Australian gardens.
• Hardy Native Shrub – Leptospermum Lemon Frost, a hardy native plant with compact growth and lemon-scented leaves, ideal for screening and landscaping.