Pittosporum bicolor - Cheesewood

Botanical Name	Common Name	Comments	Avg. Height	Avg. Width	Flower & Season	Soil
Pittosporum bicolor	Cheesewood	Slow-growing to 5 meters, Cheesewood displays creamy yellow spring flowers and thrives in dappled shade. Very frost and snow hardy, it prefers moisture-reliant heavy clay or peat soils and is known to be difficult to propagate.	5.0	2.5	creamy yellow flowers in spring	heavy clay or peat soils

To buy Pittosporum bicolor / Cheesewood you should contact a Redbreast Plants nursery near you.