Melaleuca bracteata | Black Tea Tree | 100 SEEDS New-Listing the Tillandsia melanocrater originates from

the Tillandsia melanocrater originates from high-altitude environments

Known for its rarity and ornamental appeal

Thrives in native Australian environments and gardens

Though sometimes considered an invasive thistle or pasture weed

This shrub also shares characteristics with the broader Fouquieria desert shrub group

Melaleuca bracteata | Black Tea Tree | 100 SEEDS New-Listing the Tillandsia melanocrater originates fromMelaleuca bracteata seeds grow into a striking tree known for its lemon scented aroma. This black tea tree belongs to the callistemon family and is highly valued for its aromatic foliage. Gardeners appreciate it as an ornamental shrub that thrives in various landscapes, especially in coastal regions. Its native Australian origins add an exotic touch to any garden. Melaleuca bracteata black tea tree produces narrow leaves that emit a fresh lemon scent