Cupaniopsis parvifoliaSmall Leaf Tuckeroo

The Cupaniopsis parvifolia, commonly known as the Small Leaf Tuckeroo, is a hardy, compact, evergreen tree native to Australia. Known for its fine, glossy foliage and tidy growth habit, this low-maintenance tree is ideal for urban landscapes, parks, and residential gardens. It is particularly valued for its resilience, adaptability to various conditions, and suitability as a shade or screening tree.

المواصفات

• Height5–8 meters
• Width4–6 meters
• Native toAustralia (eastern regions)
• FoliageSmall, glossy green leaves; evergreen
• Growth rateModerate

الظروف

• SoilPrefers well-drained soils; tolerates sandy, loamy, and clay soils
• LightFull sun to partial shade
• WaterLow to moderate; drought-tolerant once established
• ClimateThrives in temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions

خصائص إضافية

• FormRounded, dense canopy with a compact growth habit
• FlowersSmall, inconspicuous yellow-green flowers in spring
• FruitDecorative, orange to yellow capsules in summer, attracting birds
• UsesIdeal for shade, screening, street planting, or as a small feature tree
• SpacingPlant 3–5 meters apart for screening or as individual specimens
• Low MaintenanceRequires minimal pruning to maintain shape
• Pest ResistanceGenerally pest-free and hardy
• Drought ToleranceExcellent; suitable for waterwise gardens
• Frost ToleranceHardy to light frost
• Wildlife AttractionFruits attract birds; provides habitat for small fauna
• Seasonal AppealEvergreen foliage with seasonal fruit adds year-round interest
• VersatilityComplements native, coastal, and urban garden styles

The Small Leaf Tuckeroo is a resilient and versatile tree, perfect for creating shade, privacy, and structure in a variety of landscapes. Its compact size and adaptability make it an excellent choice for urban and residential planting.

Project pedigree: This species has stood in Ornatec's drought, salt and frost tolerance palette since the 1990s. Read the tolerance catalogue record.