Pandanus pedunculatus
Pandanus pedunculatus - Coastal Screw Pine
- Mature size: 5-10m tall
- Ideal growing conditions: Full sun
- Growth rate: Slow-Moderate.
Uses:
Feature tree, coastal gardens, tropical landscapes, large container planting.
Noteworthy:
A hardy Australian native that thrives in harsh coastal conditions. A great option for architectural landscaping and in sandy soils.
Tolerant:
Tolerant of coastal salt spray, wind, drought, and poor sandy soils once established.
Colour / Growth form:
Known for its striking strap-like green leaves arranged in a spiral rosette, pineapple-like fruit clusters, and prominent aerial roots. Grows as a medium sized tree/shrub with a spreading canopy and stilt-like roots, creating strong visual interest in any landscape.
What is Pandanus pedunculatus?
Pandanus pedunculatus, or Coastal Screw Pine, is a tough, salt-tolerant native ideal for Australian seaside gardens. Found naturally along coastal headland beaches, it’s built for exposed sites and sandy soils. Its structural form, unique foliage, and resilience make it a standout feature in both modern and tropical garden designs. Whether planted as a statement tree or used in mass coastal plantings, it delivers durability and visual appeal with very little maintenance.
Pandanus pedunculatus - Coastal Screw Pine
- Mature size: 5-10m tall
- Ideal growing conditions: Full sun
- Growth rate: Slow-Moderate.
Uses:
Feature tree, coastal gardens, tropical landscapes, large container planting.
Noteworthy:
A hardy Australian native that thrives in harsh coastal conditions. A great option for architectural landscaping and in sandy soils.
Tolerant:
Tolerant of coastal salt spray, wind, drought, and poor sandy soils once established.
Colour / Growth form:
Known for its striking strap-like green leaves arranged in a spiral rosette, pineapple-like fruit clusters, and prominent aerial roots. Grows as a medium sized tree/shrub with a spreading canopy and stilt-like roots, creating strong visual interest in any landscape.
What is Pandanus pedunculatus?
Pandanus pedunculatus, or Coastal Screw Pine, is a tough, salt-tolerant native ideal for Australian seaside gardens. Found naturally along coastal headland beaches, it’s built for exposed sites and sandy soils. Its structural form, unique foliage, and resilience make it a standout feature in both modern and tropical garden designs. Whether planted as a statement tree or used in mass coastal plantings, it delivers durability and visual appeal with very little maintenance.
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Pandanus pedunculatus - Coastal Screw Pine
- Mature size: 5-10m tall
- Ideal growing conditions: Full sun
- Growth rate: Slow-Moderate.
Uses:
Feature tree, coastal gardens, tropical landscapes, large container planting.
Noteworthy:
A hardy Australian native that thrives in harsh coastal conditions. A great option for architectural landscaping and in sandy soils.
Tolerant:
Tolerant of coastal salt spray, wind, drought, and poor sandy soils once established.
Colour / Growth form:
Known for its striking strap-like green leaves arranged in a spiral rosette, pineapple-like fruit clusters, and prominent aerial roots. Grows as a medium sized tree/shrub with a spreading canopy and stilt-like roots, creating strong visual interest in any landscape.
What is Pandanus pedunculatus?
Pandanus pedunculatus, or Coastal Screw Pine, is a tough, salt-tolerant native ideal for Australian seaside gardens. Found naturally along coastal headland beaches, it’s built for exposed sites and sandy soils. Its structural form, unique foliage, and resilience make it a standout feature in both modern and tropical garden designs. Whether planted as a statement tree or used in mass coastal plantings, it delivers durability and visual appeal with very little maintenance.
