Bursaria spinosa (Australian Blackthorn / Sweet Bursaria) hedges glossy green leaves that are

glossy green leaves that are often edged with red when exposed to bright light

Its manageable size

slow-growing succulent that forms a solitary

prized for its attractive peeling bark

With its attractive dark grey bark and mature acorns

Bursaria spinosa (Australian Blackthorn / Sweet Bursaria) hedges glossy green leaves that areBursaria Spinosa (Sweet Bursaria) is a hardy Australian native shrub or small tree admired for its delicate clusters of fragrant white flowers and attractive glossy green foliage. Flowering from late summer into autumn, it provides an important nectar source for native bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects, bringing life and biodiversity to the garden. Its naturally dense branching also offers valuable shelter for small birds and wildlife.