GIANT LAU LAU
Botanical Name: Syzygium coarctatum
Description
This tree is scattered everywhere across the Pacific. Very popular in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. The giant long glossy leaves make it a spectacular feature before you even spot the fruit. The stunning fruit is bright red and crisp apple like flavour, although some can be a little insipid. If you have some space in a frost free garden this tree will be a treasure. Even though tropical it grows and fruits well in the North Coast NSW. With adequate water it grows at a rapid rate reaching up to 6-7m
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Plant Information or Specifications
Preferred Climate
Tropical
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Max Height (when in the ground with good conditions)
+10m
Plants required to Pollinate
1 (Self Pollinating)
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Can it Handle Frosts?
Likes Temps above 5deg
Quarantine Restrictions to these Areas
WA, SA,
Water Requirements
Moderate Watering
Fruiting/Harvest Months
December, , February, March, April
Customer Comments on Giant Lau Lau
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Giant Lau Lau
I have had a Giant Lau Lau in m y garden for 15years - it has finally fruiting. Beautiful folige- red regrowth, large glossy deep green leaves. | Prabha Demasson - Maleny, QLD 19-Feb-2009
Giant Lau Lau
These trees grow well at tropical fruit world on the north NSW coast. They have a delicious crunchy fruit with a mild lily pillie flavour. | Robbie - , 08-Dec-2009
Giant Lau Lau
Amazing beautiful tree with leaves 50cm long then this year , after 5 years after planting out in the footpath, it flowered, the flowers came straight out of the trunk and major branches. Now , late Jan , the fruit taste like crispy sweet lilly pillys | Dr Bruce Chadfield - Chelmer Brisbane, QLD 25-Jan-2014
Giant Lau Lau
My tree is growing just north of Mackay (dry tropics) planted in 2010 and excitingly flowered for the first time August, 2015. | Joy Blore - Bloomsbury, QLD 05-Sep-2015
Giant Lau Lau
We have this Beautiful tree 7 years old and abundance of Fruits this year. | Devasia Thottunkal - Boronia Heights, QLD 30-Jan-2016
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