Swamp Paperbark

The Swamp Paperbark (Melaleuca rhaphiophylla), thriving in Western Australia's wet and dry conditions, making it ideal for waterways, windbreaks and creating habitat. Its ability to stabilise riverbanks and support diverse wildlife makes it a vital player in environmental preservation.

The Swamp Paperbark, with its unique peeling bark, aromatic leaves and weeping foliage. Its flowers, a magnet for pollinators, enrich biodiversity. Suitable for both wet and dry locations, it's ideal for landscaping projects and conservation efforts. Additionally, it's a boon for beekeepers, contributing to the production of distinct honey. Embracing the Swamp Paperbark means celebrating Australia's natural heritage and supporting ecological sustainability.