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Erica arborea (Ericaceae) 2:420
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arborea (tree heath) is a large, uncommon,
garden-escaped species of shrub with small, but fairly
conspicuous, white flowers. It is a larger plant (growing to
6 or 7m tall) than the more common Spanish Heath (Erica
lusitanica), the leaves are somewhat larger
(~1cm long), and the flowers are on quite long pedicels. |
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University of Tasmania
