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Elaeocarpus hygrophyllus, Blue Olive Berry, Scrub Ash, Ash Quandong, Fairy Petticoats, Native Olive, White Boree, Fringe Bells, Fairy Petticoats
 Elaeocarpus hygrophyllus
Family: Elaeocarpaceae
Blue Olive Berry, Scrub Ash, Ash Quandong, Fairy Petticoats, Native Olive, White Boree, Fringe Bells, Fairy Petticoats
Origin: Indonesia, Australia
large shrub 5-10 ftsmall tree 10-20 ftfull sunsemi-shaderegular waterwhite/off-white flowerssubtropical, cold hardy at least to 30s F for a short timeSeaside, salt tolerant plantincuded in CD catalog

Elaeocarpus is a tall shrub or small tree which can reach 32-50ft in height but is usually much smaller in gardens. It is the most commonly grown member of the genus and is popular for its size, attractive flowers and colorful blue berries. It is adaptable to many climate zones provided water is available. It is not demanding as to soils but sands and waterlogged areas are not favored. Plants will grow in full sun to heavy shade. Small plants require regular watering, then as the plant matures in the ground, it becomes drought tolerant.

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Elaeocarpus hygrophyllus, Blue Olive Berry, Scrub Ash, Ash Quandong, Fairy Petticoats, Native Olive, White Boree, Fringe Bells, Fairy Petticoats


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