Propagation
Stratified seeds for 3-months at 5º C (41ºF) in a moist media and place in a cold frame. Prick out when large to handle into pots and plant out the following year. (Protected during first winter as the seedlings are slow to grow)

Transplanted from balled and burlapped.

Softwood cuttings taken during early summer and place in a protected environment until roots appear. (Cuttings may be difficult to strike)

Botanic information
Leaf: The mid to dark green pinnate leaves have up to 12-oblong to oblong-lanceolate leaflets to 65 mm (2½ in) long. The margin is serrated and commonly entire towards the base and the apex is acute. The glaucous underside is pubescent when young, becoming glabrous and the leaves turn, yellow or reddish during autumn before falling.

Flower: The rotate flowers are bisexual and have 5-sepals and petals with up to 20-stamens. They are arranged in a flat top terminal corymb that appears profusely over the tree during late spring.

Fruit: The small berry-like fruit are orange red when mature and have 2 to 5-cells that a petitioned. The small viable seeds are distributed by birds and the colourful fruit is used in the manufacturing of marmalade.