White Stinkwood – Celtis africana 10L bag

R394.00

White Stinkwood (Celtis africana) is a beautiful indigenous South African tree, loved for its graceful spreading canopy, attractive green foliage and excellent value to wildlife. This hardy deciduous tree is ideal for providing shade in gardens, parks and larger landscapes, while bringing a natural woodland feel to your outdoor space.

Description

White Stinkwood – Celtis africana

White Stinkwood (Celtis africana) is a beautiful indigenous South African tree, loved for its graceful spreading canopy, attractive green foliage and excellent value to wildlife. This hardy deciduous tree is ideal for providing shade in gardens, parks and larger landscapes, while bringing a natural woodland feel to your outdoor space.

Growing White Stinkwood

White Stinkwood grows well in sunny positions and is adaptable to a variety of soil conditions. Once established, it is relatively drought tolerant and makes an excellent choice for water-wise indigenous gardens. During autumn and winter, the tree sheds its leaves, revealing its attractive branching structure before fresh green foliage appears again in spring.

The small fruits attract birds, while the tree provides valuable shelter and nesting opportunities for garden wildlife. Its spreading canopy makes it particularly suitable as a shade tree for larger gardens and outdoor spaces.

Ideal for:

  • Indigenous and wildlife-friendly gardens
  • Shade trees for gardens and outdoor spaces
  • Parks and larger landscapes
  • Bird-friendly gardens
  • Water-wise gardening once established

Common Name: White Stinkwood

Botanical Name: Celtis africana

Plant Type: Indigenous deciduous tree

Flower Colour: Small, inconspicuous greenish flowers

Foliage: Fresh green leaves that turn yellow before falling in autumn

Position: Full sun to partial shade

Water Requirements: Moderate while establishing; relatively low once established

Soil: Adaptable to a variety of well-drained soils

Uses: Shade, indigenous landscaping, wildlife gardens and larger garden spaces

Growing Tips: Plant in a sunny position with enough space for its spreading canopy to develop. Water regularly while young and reduce watering as the tree becomes established. Allow room for its mature size when choosing a planting position.

Add this magnificent indigenous tree to your garden and enjoy its generous shade, seasonal beauty and the wildlife it helps support.

Delivery Options: No courier service is available for this tree. Available for local delivery or local collection only.

Additional information

Weight 10 kg
Dimensions 22 × 22 × 80 cm