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Tamarix aphylla

SKU 1635
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Tamarix aphylla
Plant Details
Plant Type: Tree
Aspect: Hedges or coastal windbreaks
Foliage: Fine and soft
Growth form: Tree
Size - height & spread : 10 metres
Soil type/requirements: Poor dry soils
Water requirements (established plants): Natural rainfall
Native Distribution: Africa and Middle East

The largest species of Tamarix growing to form a tree of up to 18m but more commonly half that size. An extremely drought and salt tolerant tree, it is used as a windbreak and is also fire retardant. The nectar produces a high quality honey with a unique taste. Sometimes successfully trained as a street tree in Southern Spain and North Africa, once established they are also frost tolerant.

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