Christina Gold (Syzygium Campanulatum)

Christian Gold (Scientific - Syzygium Campanulatum) belongs to family Myrtaceae or the sea apple family. It originates from South East Asia and is popularly used as an urban landscaping plant due to its hardiness and adaptability. Also known as the wild cinnamon, the species can easily be planted as trees, hedges or shaped into topiaries. Christina Gold produces attractive reddish or pink leaf shoots all year round and flushes exceptionally after pruning.

It is suitable for planting along streetscapes, parks and gardens as a tree or as a dense hedge. Matured fruits may cause stains when dropped. Having a short distance between tree and pavement will minimize staining. 

Care