[ID] Native

[TajikBen]

Any idea the name of this?
I bought it 18 months ago at a native plant nursery, but the tag was missing and the staff were unsure.
Thanks!

[TajikBen]

Apologies for the photo orientation!

[TajikBen]

For size reference ... the leaves are quite small

[melbrackstone]

All I can suggest is wait for it to flower. That will give you a lot more of a chance of identifying it!

[Elmer]

It's a Leptospermum, not sure of the species sorry

[Pearcy001]

Agreed. I think L.polygalifolium (AKA L.flavescens)
Does this one have white flowers?

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[TajikBen]

Thanks Elmer & Pearcy001, very helpful.
It hasn’t flowered since I got it, but when it does, I’ll post it here.

[Pearcy001]

If your tree hasn't flowered yet then I may be wrong - although not sure how long you have had it. Leptospermum Flavescens are prolific, becoming covered in white 5 petal flowers. Although if you've continually trimmed it you may not get flower buds

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[greg27]

+1 for lepto, to me the leaves don't look quite long enough for polygalifolium but it can be so hard to tell.

[GavinG]

L. obavatum? Leaves look closer to me.

Gavin