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Kunzea ambigua – Tick Bush

Botanical nomenclature: Kunzea ambigua
Common name: Tick Bush
Family: Myrtaceae

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Description

A spreading shrub rarely more than 3 m tall, native to the coastal areas of southeastern Australia, with arching branches covered by fibrous bark, small, narrow, densely arranged leaves and clusters of beautiful starry, cream colored flowers with an intense honey scent, followed by leathery seed pods. Kunzea ambigua is also the source of a special oil, used in aroma-therapy. A beautiful, low maintenance ornamental for warm-temperate climates, in USDA Zones 9 and above.

Germination Guide

🌍 Eastern Australia (NSW, Victoria, Tasmania)
Moderate

Kunzea ambigua (tick bush) is an evergreen shrub native to coastal regions of eastern Australia. Seeds propagate readily but may remain dormant until conditions match natural requirements.

Germination
Germination time
Expect germination in

14 – 30 days

Temperature

Min 18°C
Ideal 20°C
Max 22°C

Light
☁️ Indifferent

Substrate moisture
💧 Medium

Sowing depth
Surface


Seed Pre-treatment
  • ❄️


    Cold stratification at 5°C
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    Additional notes
    Seeds may require stratification to improve germination rates

Substrate & Container
Recommended substrate
porous seed-raising mix, well-draining mix of potting soil and sand


Growing Tips
Surface sow seeds with very light covering. Keep moist but not overwatered. Do not discard non-germinated seeds as they may be dormant. Germination may take several weeks to months.

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