Araucaria bidwillii 20-60cm | Bunya pine | False monkey puzzle

Araucaria bidwillii, commonly called the Bunya pine, is a remarkable conifer native to Australia. This evergreen tree belongs to the Araucariaceae family and captivates plant lovers with its unique silhouette and ancient lineage. Its towering structure and symmetrical branching make it a striking ornamental specimen for spacious gardens or arboretums.

The Araucaria bidwillii features glossy, dark green foliage arranged in whorls along its branches. Gardeners admire its robust form and unusual cones. Known as Large seed cones, these are among the biggest in the conifer world, adding both botanical interest and rarity. This species is sometimes referred to as Bunya-Bunya or Australia Araucaria due to its regional origins and distinctive traits.

• Cones can weigh several kilograms and have edible seeds
• Leaves are sharp, stiff, and spiral around branches
• Trunk displays textured bark with deep fissures
• Branches grow in regular, tiered layers creating a pyramidal shape
• Can live for hundreds of years, showcasing ancient plant lineage

Choosing Araucaria bidwillii enriches any landscape with its grandeur and history. This Conifer Araucaria impresses with botanical rarity and elegant form. Its striking appearance makes it a centerpiece for collectors who appreciate unique trees from the southern hemisphere.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.