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Cupaniopsis AnacardioidesTuckeroo 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

Wildlife Value: Nectar and pollen attract bees and other pollinators

Water Needs: Establishment: water regularly for 8–13 weeks

Foliage: Arching

lamb’s ear) or lime greens for year-round drama

Foliage: Light green

late winter–spring flower peak adds soft

throws towering flower spikes topped with large crimson-red blooms that feed birds

Family: Arecaceae

Botanical Name: Brachyscome multifida 'White'

Mature Size: 3-5 m H x 1

Tolerance: Drought-tolerant

Climate Zones: Temperate & Mediterranean SA in sheltered spots