Life Cycle
Perennial
Plant Characteristics
Fragrant wood
Growth Habit
Upright / Tree
Bloom Season
Spring – Summer
Flavour Profile
Ornamental / Fragrant Wood
Suitable for
Outdoor
Seed Type
Open-pollinated
PLANT TYPE
Perennial Tree
Planting Season
Spring
Fruit Size
Small – Medium
Plant Height
Medium – Tall
Light Requirement
Full Sun / Partial Shade
WATER NEEDS
Moderate
Hardiness Zones
4–10
Container Garden
Yes (Large Container)
Plant Spacing
150–200 cm
Planting Depth
1–2 cm
Growing Conditions
Well-Drained Soil
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this tree be trained as a formal garden specimen?
Can this tree be trained as a formal garden specimen?
Yes. Its upright tree habit can provide structure as a standalone specimen. Light pruning can be used to maintain shape and remove deadwood.
How much space should be allowed as the tree matures?
How much space should be allowed as the tree matures?
The page recommends approximately 150–200 cm between plants, allowing room for the tree's medium-to-tall growth habit.
Can this tree be planted in partial shade?
Can this tree be planted in partial shade?
Yes. The listed light requirement is full sun to partial shade, giving flexibility when selecting a garden position.
What garden wildlife may visit this tree?
What garden wildlife may visit this tree?
The colorful berries can support birds and pollinators, making the tree useful in gardens designed with wildlife interest in mind.
Can it be grown in a large container? Yes.
Can it be grown in a large container? Yes.
The product page lists large-container growing as suitable, although adequate space and drainage are important for a tree.
When is light pruning most useful for this tree?
When is light pruning most useful for this tree?
Light pruning can help maintain the desired shape and remove deadwood. Avoid excessive pruning while young.