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New Zealand Tea Tree - Leptospermum
The common name of Tea Tree derives from the practice of early Australian settlers of soaking the leaves of several species in boiling water to make a tea substitute. It is a lovely tree, with flowers which resemble tiny wild roses and spiky little evergreen leaves. The bark looks old rapidly, although it may take a while to thicken the trunk.
http://www.bonsaishoponline.com/bia/country/new_zealand/new-zealand-tea-tree-lept.shtml
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