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Bursaria
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Fact sheet

Botanical nameBursaria spinosa

“Bursaria spinosa, commonly known as sweet bursaria, native blackthorn, or Australian blackthorn” — Bursaria Spinosa: Care, Varieties, Uses & Growing Guide - Greenery Inside and 1 more

FamilyPittosporaceae

“Family: Pittosporaceae” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed and 1 more

Typeshrub

“Bursaria spinosa, commonly known as sweet bursaria, native blackthorn, or Australian blackthorn, is a hardy native Australian shrub or small tree” — Bursaria Spinosa: Care, Varieties, Uses & Growing Guide - Greenery Inside

Days to germination24.5–50.5 days

“germination time is 21-45 days” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed and 1 more

Days to maturity2–4 years

“Days to maturity are listed as 2-4 years” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed

Germination temperature50 °F

“Optimum germination temperature is 10°C at day/5°C at night.” — Sweet Bursaria, Blackthorn | TreeProject

Lightfull sun to partial shade

“Mountain Bursaria grows in full sun to partial shade” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed

WaterLow to moderate

“Water needs: Low to moderate” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed and 1 more

Soil pH5.5–7.5

“soil pH of 5.5-7.5” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed

Hardiness zones8-10

“The listed hardiness zones are 8-10” — How to Grow Mountain Bursaria: Growing Guide | OneWorldOneSeed and 1 more

Spacing59–197 in

“Typical mature dimensions: Height: 2–10 m Width: 1.5–5 m” — Bursaria Spinosa: Care, Varieties, Uses & Growing Guide - Greenery Inside

Height79–394 in

“Bursaria spinosa typically reaches 2–10 meters in height depending on growing conditions and subspecies.” — Bursaria Spinosa: Care, Varieties, Uses & Growing Guide - Greenery Inside

Propagationseed

“Seed Collection Timeframe” — Sweet Bursaria, Blackthorn | TreeProject

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