Acmena smithii, Syzygium smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours' - lilly pilly APPEARANCE: Hedging variety of a tall native fast-growing rainforest tree, found on the east coast from Port Douglas FNQ to Wilson's Promontory VIC. Leaf colour is yellow-green. Psyllid resistant. USE IN: Fast-growing hedging and privacy screens. Acmena smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours' is commonly known as the Lilly Pilly and has dense green and bronze foliage that will produce small white flowers throughout the ye
Acmena smithii Goodbye Neighbours Goodbye Neighbours Lilly Pilly information & photos
Acmena smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours' is commonly known as the Lilly Pilly and has dense green and bronze foliage that will produce small white flowers throughout the year. These flowers will also entice a few birds to the garden. This native is best used for hedging or screening as it can be pruned to the desired look. Description: Goodbye Neighbours is the perfect plant to create a fast sense of privacy for your yard screening and blocking out the neighbours. A very fast growing plant that can get up to 6m tall. It responds well to pruning so you can keep it at any desired height or shape. White blossom flowers appear in spring followed by edible berries. This Acmena smithii cultivar can tolerate most soil types and will handle drought and cold really well. It will even grow happily in coastal areas. Its maximum height is around 5 metres and it can spread to a width of around 3 metres. 'Sublime' has a lovely dense growth habit and is suitable for hedging or even topiary shaping. Acmena smithii Goodbye Neighbours is commonly known as Lilly Pilly. This Australian Native Lilly Pilly and has lovely dense green and bronze foliage. This Lilly Pilly produces small white bird attracting flowers throughout the year. A very fast growing hedge that can be pruned to the desired shape and size.
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Acmena smithii forms a part of the myrtle family of flowering plants, Myrtaceae and is native to the coastlines and rainforests of Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Neighbours-Be-Gone Trees are a select form of Acmena smithii and are exclusive to Hello Hello Plants. Neighbours-Be-Gone Trees have deep green, dense, fine foliage and copper red new growth and can grow two or more metres per year once established, and love to be clipped and shaped. Acmena smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours' is commonly known as the Lilly Pilly and has dense green and bronze foliage that will produce small white flowers throughout the year. Skip to content Nursery open to visit Thur-Sat 10am-4pm & Sunday 10am-2pm (or alternatively call to make an appointment) 'Hot Flush' (Acmena smithii) grows up to 3m, 'Little Gem' (Syzygium francisii) grows to 2-3m, and 'Goodbye Neighbours' (Acmena smithii) is a fast growing lily pilly that grows to 10m, which is perfect if you want to screen a two-storey house. Sasanqua camellias are a beautiful choice for formal gardens.
Acmena smithii Goodbye Neighbours Goodbye Neighbours Lilly Pilly information & photos
Acmena Lilly Pilly plants have white flowers to accompany their thick, dense foliage. Buy online with Plants in a Box. Other Botanical Names: Syzygium smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours'. Acmena smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours' GOODBYE NEIGHBOURS LILLY PILLY Myrtaceae : Plant type: evergreen shrub Hardiness zones: 9b-13 Sunlight: hot overhead sun to warm low sun Soil Moisture: dry between watering to usually boggy
According to Burke's Backyard, the Acmena smithii and Syzygium luehmannii varieties are the most resistant to psyllid. They also state that "those that most readily show signs of attack are Syzygium paniculatum types including Lillyput" and that "Waterhousea floribunda is also susceptible". Lilly Pilly Acmena smithii 'Goodbye Neighbours' is an ideal choice for those seeking a very popular fast growing screening plant - it can grow at a rate of 2m per year, growing to a height up to 6 m high and a width of 2 m, but can easily be kept to 1.8m high.
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Want to plant acmena smithii 'goodbye neighbours' as a privacy screen / hedge against our fence, however 2x 100mm PVC water drainage pipes run under the ground in the area. Does this plant have invasive roots which could crack / ruin the pipes? Am getting conflicting advice. Thank you. Type of Plant (if known): acmena smithii (syzygium smithii) Best neighborhood for luxury. Salamanca is Madrid's wealthiest and most glamorous neighborhood. Designed in the late 19th century as an exclusive enclave of the Spanish aristocracy, it is distinguished by its grid-like streets and exquisite building facades. Today it is a haven for luxury shopping thanks to the Golden Mile, a network of.
