Found near the coast and up to about 100 km inland from Perth past Albany all the way to Esperance, this is actually quite a common shrub. The Melaleuca Guide by Ivan Holliday though suggests that it might be one day found to be a plant from a different genus as not all the characteristics of Melaleucas are found in Melaleuca thymoides.

In some texts the common name is given as Sand Wattle Myrtle.

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Frenchman's Cove, Near Albany, Western Australia 21st September 2012

Added on 1st February 2012