Lacebark Tree

The Brachychiton discolor, commonly known as the Lacebark Tree, is a striking deciduous Australian native tree celebrated for its profuse display of pink to deep pink bell-shaped flowers in late spring and summer. Growing up to 8–15 meters tall and 5–10 meters wide, it features a spreading canopy of large, lobed green leaves, making it an excellent shade tree or feature plant in gardens and landscapes. Its smooth, pale-gray bark and vibrant blooms provide year-round visual interest.
Drought-tolerant and hardy, the Lacebark Tree is a valuable addition to native or water-wise gardens.
The Lacebark Tree is a stunning and versatile choice, offering vibrant color, shade, and a touch of native charm to gardens and landscapes.