Cupaniopsis Anacardioides Hannah Ray Bottlebrush 6–1 m H × 1–1

6–1 m H × 1–1

a bird-magnet habit and easy care—perfect for colourful hedging and resilient screening in South Australian gardens

medians and sunny banks for weed-suppressing cover

Flowers spring–autumn in warm climates

and brings fragrant summer blooms that add seasonal interest and support pollinators — a proven performer for pots and borders

Cupaniopsis Anacardioides Hannah Ray Bottlebrush 6–1 m H × 1–1Tuckeroo Carrotwood Beach Tamarind Botanical Name: Cupaniopsis anacardioides Family: Sapindaceae Origin: Australia (coastal QLDNSW) Plant Type: Evergreen tree Overview A dependable, street tree grade native for South Australian gardens. Tuckeroo forms a rounded canopy of glossy dark green leaves (new growth coppery) and in spring (with some winter bloom) bears greenish yellow cream flower panicles, followed by bright orange capsules with showy seeds