Waterhousea Green Avenue
Waterhousea floribunda 'BWNGRE'
Weeping Lilly Pilly
2 growers · 3 sizes · from $120.00 ex GST

- Type
- Evergreen tree
- Height
- 10 m to 11 m
- Spread
- 7 m
- Flowers
- White, late winter to mid spring
- Sun
- Full sun to part shade
- In Australia
- Native
| Size | Grower | PricePrice ex GST | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45L | Island Acres Nursery45L | $120.00 | ||
| 75L | Island Acres Nursery75L | $220.00 | ||
| 500mm | Kenthurst Nursery500mm | $185.00 |
Growing green Avenue weeping lilly pilly
The nursery's sheet is the one reference read for this selection, and these are its claims: tolerant of most soils in a full sun to part shade position, able to tolerate occasional wet conditions, and responsive to pruning. It gives no drought or frost rating, and no other reference read for this page does. Among its tags the sheet carries the single word Medium without saying what it measures, so this page gives no growth rate.
For the species the New South Wales flora gives habitat rather than horticulture: riverine rainforest, often lining stream banks, north from the Hunter Valley. That text describes the species, not this selection.
Myrtle rust. The tree is in the Myrtaceae, the family the Australian Government's biosecurity page says myrtle rust infects; the page names lilly pillies among that family's plants and names no species or selection.
Establishment. Watering through the first two summers, mulch kept clear of the trunk and stakes only on windy sites are covered in the HortOS tree planting guide; the sheet says nothing about this selection's own needs beyond the lines above.
Using green Avenue weeping lilly pilly
The nursery sheet lists Green Avenue for avenues, as a stand-alone feature tree, for hedging and informal screening, for group planting, as a shade tree and as a specimen, and calls it bird attracting; it says the selection suits a buyer wanting a taller screen than the nursery's Whisper selection. The sheet gives a mature width of 7 m and no planting density for a screen. For an avenue the HortOS tree planting guide says to space trees for the mature canopy, not the size on the day. The straight species is listed under its common name, weeping lilly pilly, and the HortOS guides that list the species name the species, not this selection.
What to check before you buy
The nursery's sheet writes the name Waterhousea floribunda 'Green Avenue' and adds syn. Syzygium after it; the HortOS listing carries the code BWNGRE beside the name, and nothing read says what that code is, so match the words Green Avenue when comparing growers. The table above shows the sizes listed. For an avenue order the guide to specifying and procuring trees gives the clause to write, from calliper and clear stem to the inspection right, and the plant quality guide covers roots, stem, hardening off and pests. Stock crossing a state border travels under the state and territory biosecurity rules. The gap to know: the sheet gives no drought or frost rating, and no other reference read describes this selection.
Used forstreet and avenuehedging and screeningmass plantingshadespecimenpollinators and wildlife
Prices are set by each grower and shown ex GST. Availability is confirmed by the grower at order.
Common questions
- Who grows Waterhousea Green Avenue wholesale in Australia?
- 2 wholesale growers list Waterhousea Green Avenue on HortOS right now, each with their own pot sizes and trade prices. They are in New South Wales. The growers are named on this page.
- What pot sizes does Waterhousea Green Avenue come in?
- Growers on HortOS list Waterhousea Green Avenue in 500mm, 45L and 75L.
- How do I order Waterhousea Green Avenue from these growers?
- HortOS is for the trade. Add the lines you want to a list and send it: each grower gets their part of the order by email, confirms what they have and quotes freight, and nothing is bought until you approve it. Listing, searching and ordering are free.
- How big does Green Avenue weeping lilly pilly grow?
- The nursery's sheet gives a mature size of 10 to 11 m high and 7 m wide, with a pendulous form, symmetrical growth and an upright crown. No other reference read gives a size for this selection.
- How is Green Avenue different from the ordinary weeping lilly pilly?
- By the nursery's sheet it is an older selection of the species with broad weeping foliage, symmetrical growth and an upright crown, fully green, its bright green new growth maturing to dark green. The sheet compares it with the nursery's Whisper selection, which has pink-yellow new growth, not with the straight species.
- Can Green Avenue be used as a hedge?
- The nursery's sheet lists it for hedging and informal screening, says it responds well to pruning, and offers it as a taller screen than the nursery's Whisper selection. It gives a mature width of 7 m and no planting density for a screen.
- What conditions does Green Avenue need?
- The sheet lists it as tolerant of most soils in full sun to part shade and able to tolerate occasional wet conditions. It gives no drought or frost rating, and no other reference read for this page does.
Sources
- GBIF species match API (the species name and family)
- PlantNET, the New South Wales flora online (Royal Botanic Garden Sydney): Waterhousea floribunda, the species
- Australian Government, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry: Myrtle rust (biosecurity)
- Speciality Trees (a Victorian wholesale tree nursery): published cultivar sheet for Waterhousea floribunda 'Green Avenue' (the nursery's own claims; the sheet writes the cultivar name as 'Green Avenue' and the common name as Green Avenue Weeping Lily Pilly)
- The HortOS catalogue and guides (the listing name, which carries the code BWNGRE beside Green Avenue; tree-planting-events-sizes-spacing-and-aftercare; specifying-and-procuring-trees; judging-nursery-plant-quality)
The growers, sizes and prices above are live and change as lists arrive. Cite this page: HortOS, Green Avenue weeping lilly pilly (Waterhousea floribunda 'Green Avenue'), https://au.hortosapp.com/plants/waterhousea-floribunda-bwngre-green-avenue.
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