An Australian Native commonly known as 'Jervis Bay Afterdark' as it reflects the colours of the night. This particular variety produces spectacularly lush foliage, shaded a deep burgundy, changing with the season with flushes of bright claret and purple foliage deeping to dark burgundy in winter. During late spring it houses clusters of petite white flowers that peek through the dark foliage. Agonis flexuosa Afterdark can be used for screening or as a feature tree. This plant will provide stunning contrast especially when positioned amongst plants with grey foliage. Being native, Agonis flexuosa Afterdark is well suited to the ever changing Australian climate. This variety tolerates windy conditions. Plant Agonis flexuosa Aftedark in a sunny position with well drained soils. Sandy soils will need additonal compost to help hold moisture. Agonis flexuosa Afterdark requires relatively low maintenance. Water well until established. This plant does benefit from regular pruning to maintain density. Agonis flexuosa After Dark can grow to a height of 6 metres and a width of 3.5 metres.
 
Common Name
Willow Myrtle, Jervis Bay Afterdark
Plant Type
Evergreen / Native Australian Plant / Outdoor / Perennial / Tree
In highlights list
Yes
Range
Native Trees 2023
Dimensions
6m high x 3.5m wide
Sunlight
Full Sun
Wildlife Attracting
Yes
Australian Native
Yes
Evergreen
Yes
Flower Colour
White
Foliage Colour
Burgundy / Purple
Flowering Season
Spring
Botanical Genus
Agonis
Botanical Species
flexuosa
Flower Type
Globular - Spherical Shape
Foliage Type
Lanceolate - Pointed At Both Ends
Width
350 cm
Height
600 cm