Family: Myrtaceae

Genus: Agonis

Species: flexuosa

Sample code: EGY-MBG-000679

English name: Willow myrtle, Swan River peppermint, West Australian Weeping Peppermint

Arabic name: اجونس

Native: Australia

Country: Australia

(PGR): Very rare

small tree grows in a weeping habit, up to 10 - 15 m tall Bark brown, fibrous leaves simple,  pendulous,  narrow long, dull green 15 cm long, young leaves red flowers white, small, fragrant fruit small brown capsule

Ornamental plant. street trees. shade tree.

Texture: Clay Coastal Alluvial Soils Loam Sandy

Fertility: High

Drainage: Well drained

Topography: Swamp Valley

Salinity: Intermediated

Water Sources: Moderate Water

Climates: Subtropics

Lights: Full sun

Propagation: Seeds, semi-mature cuttings

Flowering time: Spring - summer

Zone: 9 : 11

pH range: 5.5- 7.5

Status: Cultivated

Life span: Perennial

Habits: Evergreen (tree)

Sample Type: Introduced - cultivated

Collecting Sources: Botanical garden

Plant Uses: Aromatic Coastal gardens Landscape Medicinal Oil Ornamental

Plant Populations density: Rare

Vegetation types: Evergreen tree

pH: Alkaline Mild acid