Agonis juniperina is now classified as Taxandria juniperina, but is listed here under Agonis, as that is what it is more commonly known as. Common Names are Swamp Wattle, Warren River Cedar or Juniper Myrtle. It is a species of small tree that grows in the south west corner of Western Australia.
Agonis juniperina is a small, slender tree or shrub with small deep green leaves that cluster along the stalks and groups of small white flowers with pinky throats that bloom most of the year long.
It can be kept pruned as a medium sized shrub or let to take its naturally slender shape.
The leaves are pungent when crushed and it makes for very attractive cut flowers.
Often confused with the Leptospermum or Tea Tree.
Soil: A light, well drained soil is best with some added organic matter.
Maintenance: Frost sensitive it is however a tough plant that will tolerate some drought.
Can grow to 8x3m if allowed.