Scientific Name: Elaeocarpus reticulatus
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Pronunciation:ee-lee-oh-CAR-pus re-tick-you-LAR-tus
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Common Name:Blueberry Ash
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Type:
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Family:ELAEOCARPACEAE
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Flowers:White, pale pink fringed flowers in spring, early summer, resembling fairy petticoats.
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Fruit:Blue fruit to 8mm
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Vegetation Type:Eucalypt Forests - prefers moist areas
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Species List:EdingtonDr, Cooroibah, Weyba Esp, Emu Swamp, Bush food, Craft, FI Podberscek, NLTalks2010, Wooroi Day Use Area Tracks, NNP Parkedge/Alex, St. Teresa Meridan College, NNP service road
Cultural Notes
Bush food: Scant sweet flesh eaten from seed when well ripened.||Kernels used as decoration.||
Identification Notes
Leaves toothed with net-like veins. Old leaves often reddish.
Landscaping Notes
Very ornamental shrub or small tree for urban gardens. Useful for protected seaside planting.|| Will tolerate sun or shade in a variety of soil types.| Great screening plant.
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