Planting tips
Plant 50cm metre apart when planting as a hedge
How to plant successfully
I am White Wave Tea Tree. My family originated from Australia.
The species Leptospermum laevigatum is on these council lists. Councils usually mean plants grown from local seed, so check whether a selected form like this one suits your project.
Local native plant guide: Indigenous small to medium trees Source
Local native planting list: EVC 160 Coastal Dune Scrub, EVC 161 Coastal Headland Scrub, EVC 2 Coastal Banksia Woodland Source
Local native plant guide: Common indigenous plants in Kingston (Soil: coastal) Source
Local native planting list: EVC 161 Coastal Headland Scrub, EVC 2 Coast Banksia Woodland, EVC 858 Coastal Alkaline Scrub, EVC A309 Calcareous Swale Grassland Source
From each council's website, checked 26 Oct 2026. Councils update their lists from time to time, so check the source before planting on council land or for a planning permit. Find your council's lists
Plant me in tubs and other containers or in rockeries and on retaining walls to appreciate my flowing form
Suggested spacing: 0.8m apart.
Plant 50cm metre apart when planting as a hedge
Full Sun to Part Shade (4+ hours of direct sun)
Once established, check soil moisture and water during extended dry periods.
Planting & care
Plant 50cm metre apart when planting as a hedge
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