Keatleyi' and 'Pink Pearl,' both with pink flowers, taller cultivars. The New Zealand Tea Tree has very small, rounded leaves.
Older specimens develop an interesting shaggy bark that can be accentuated by pruning.
Hardy to 16 degrees F, it does well in both inland and coastal conditions, tolerating wind and drought once established. As a single specimen, it can be trained to have a gnarled, twisted branch pattern. Numerous white flowers in the spring. Culture similar to L. scoparium.