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Hawaii's Most Invasive Horticultural Plants |
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Hawaii's Most Invasive Horticultural Plants |
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 (Photo credit: Chris Buddenhagen, New Zealand Dept. of Conservation) |
 (Photo credit: copyright © 2001 by Shirley Denton, from Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants; used with permission) |
| Other names: | cajeput tree |
| Description: | Medium tree up to 80' tall with 2-3.5" stiff, aromatic leaves, peeling white bark, 1-4" bottlebrush spikes of white flowers, and 1/4" woody fruits. |
| Risk areas: | Dry and moist forests and open areas up to 3000 ft. elevation. |