Syzygium tierneyanum (River Cherry) succulent also known as the Chinese

also known as the Chinese Chestnut

and a tidy upright habit that suits both residential and commercial landscapes

It can be pruned to maintain a compact shape or left to grow into a small tree

which appear from late spring to early autumn

upright growth habit makes it a stunning focal point in tropical or subtropical settings

Syzygium tierneyanum (River Cherry) succulent also known as the ChineseSyzygium tierneyanum (River Cherry) is a versatile Australian native tree known for its attractive dense foliage and showy pink to purple fruit. Its glossy, dark green leaves form a compact canopy, while the clusters of small white flowers give way to vibrant berries that are highly attractive to birds. This hardy species is particularly well suited to riparian zones and moist areas, though it adapts well to various garden settings. Ideal for use as a