Is there any mail order vendor in North America for Chaemelaucium uncinaturm such as "Geraldton Wax"? I see many vendors selling it online in its native Australian environment.
Are you certain of your identification? Chamelaucium uncinatum is almost impossible to distinguish from Leptospermum scoparium, which is commonly available in the US.
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@gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9) I was reading about South African plants, which is how I got onto Chaemelaucium. Chaemelaucium uncinaturm ends up at about 2 meters high, whereas the plant you are referring to (Manuka?) apparently becomes a larger tree.
mmm, have also spent many futile hours trying to track down the Geralton wax plant here in the UK...with no luck whatsoever. Seems to be one of those common plants in Australia which haven't gained any traction elsewhere (like parahebe perfoliata, another common Au plant, largely unheard of here (unlike parahebe catarractae, available in numerous incarnations).
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