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Botanical Name: Cupaniopsis anacardioides 300mm Pot
Common Name: Tuckeroo Tree
Average Height (from the top of the pot): 1200mm
Cupaniopsis anacardioides, commonly known as Tuckeroo Tree, is a hardy Australian native evergreen tree loved for its glossy green foliage, rounded canopy and strong performance in coastal and urban conditions. It is a popular choice for Sydney gardens, feature trees, street-style planting, shade planting and low-maintenance native landscapes.
This 300mm pot size is a more advanced option compared to the smaller 200mm size, giving customers a stronger starter tree with better instant impact. Once established, Tuckeroo grows into an attractive small to medium tree with a dense canopy, glossy foliage and reliable garden performance.
Tuckeroo is well known for its tolerance to many coastal and urban conditions, making it a great choice for Sydney homes, coastal gardens, front yards, backyards and exposed landscape areas.
Features:
- Hardy Australian native evergreen tree
- Advanced 300mm pot size
- Glossy green foliage
- Attractive rounded canopy
- Great feature or shade tree
- Suitable for coastal and urban conditions
- Low-maintenance once established
- Excellent native landscape tree
- Suitable for Sydney gardens and landscapes
Position:
Full sun to part shade. Best growth is usually achieved in a sunny position with well-drained soil.
Ideal For:
- Feature trees
- Shade planting
- Street-style planting
- Coastal gardens
- Native gardens
- Front gardens
- Backyard landscaping
- Urban landscapes
- Low-maintenance gardens
- More established landscape projects
Plant Apart:
Plant approximately 4m to 6m apart when using as a feature or shade tree, depending on the space available and desired canopy spread.
Height at Maturity:
Approx. 6m to 10m tall depending on growing conditions, soil, pruning and location.
Environment Conditions:
- Soil: Well-drained soil is best.
- Climate: Suitable for Sydney conditions, including many coastal and urban locations.
- Water: Water regularly while establishing. Once established, it is generally hardy and low-maintenance.
- Sunlight: Full sun to part shade.
- Drainage: Avoid constantly wet or waterlogged soil.
Care:
- Water well after planting and keep soil moist while establishing.
- Mulch around the base to retain moisture and reduce weeds.
- Use a suitable native fertiliser during the growing season if required.
- Stake young trees if needed until they establish a strong root system.
- Remove dead, damaged or crossing branches when needed.
- Major trimming and shaping should only be done during Spring and Summer while the tree is actively growing.
Design:
- Excellent native feature tree for Sydney gardens
- Creates shade and structure in the landscape
- Glossy foliage gives a clean, attractive appearance
- Great for coastal and low-maintenance garden designs
- Works well in modern, native and traditional landscapes
- 300mm size offers stronger instant impact than smaller starter plants
Botanical Name: Cupaniopsis anacardioides 300mm Pot
Common Name: Tuckeroo Tree
Average Height (from the top of the pot): 1200mm
Cupaniopsis anacardioides, commonly known as Tuckeroo Tree, is a hardy Australian native evergreen tree loved for its glossy green foliage, rounded canopy and strong performance in coastal and urban conditions. It is a popular choice for Sydney gardens, feature trees, street-style planting, shade planting and low-maintenance native landscapes.
This 300mm pot size is a more advanced option compared to the smaller 200mm size, giving customers a stronger starter tree with better instant impact. Once established, Tuckeroo grows into an attractive small to medium tree with a dense canopy, glossy foliage and reliable garden performance.
Tuckeroo is well known for its tolerance to many coastal and urban conditions, making it a great choice for Sydney homes, coastal gardens, front yards, backyards and exposed landscape areas.
Features:
- Hardy Australian native evergreen tree
- Advanced 300mm pot size
- Glossy green foliage
- Attractive rounded canopy
- Great feature or shade tree
- Suitable for coastal and urban conditions
- Low-maintenance once established
- Excellent native landscape tree
- Suitable for Sydney gardens and landscapes
Position:
Full sun to part shade. Best growth is usually achieved in a sunny position with well-drained soil.
Ideal For:
- Feature trees
- Shade planting
- Street-style planting
- Coastal gardens
- Native gardens
- Front gardens
- Backyard landscaping
- Urban landscapes
- Low-maintenance gardens
- More established landscape projects
Plant Apart:
Plant approximately 4m to 6m apart when using as a feature or shade tree, depending on the space available and desired canopy spread.
Height at Maturity:
Approx. 6m to 10m tall depending on growing conditions, soil, pruning and location.
Environment Conditions:
- Soil: Well-drained soil is best.
- Climate: Suitable for Sydney conditions, including many coastal and urban locations.
- Water: Water regularly while establishing. Once established, it is generally hardy and low-maintenance.
- Sunlight: Full sun to part shade.
- Drainage: Avoid constantly wet or waterlogged soil.
Care:
- Water well after planting and keep soil moist while establishing.
- Mulch around the base to retain moisture and reduce weeds.
- Use a suitable native fertiliser during the growing season if required.
- Stake young trees if needed until they establish a strong root system.
- Remove dead, damaged or crossing branches when needed.
- Major trimming and shaping should only be done during Spring and Summer while the tree is actively growing.
Design:
- Excellent native feature tree for Sydney gardens
- Creates shade and structure in the landscape
- Glossy foliage gives a clean, attractive appearance
- Great for coastal and low-maintenance garden designs
- Works well in modern, native and traditional landscapes
- 300mm size offers stronger instant impact than smaller starter plants