Nothofagus cunninghamii

Myrtle Beech is a native evergreen perennial shrub or tree with a dense, upright, shrub-like habit. Flowers are insignificant, with foliage retained year-round. Commonly used in large-scale landscapes, it is suited to providing dense canopy cover and structural planting in naturalistic or forest settings. It is also utilised for habitat restoration and as a dominant species in cool temperate rainforest plantings. Grows to approx. 25m+ H x 10m+ W.