A shapely eucalypt, with full canopy, rounded leaves and pale-grey bark. Somewhat smaller than many of the other eucalypts in the region, making it a great choice for a moderate sized garden that is aiming to look and feel like the local bush.
A robust, long-lived tree that is underutilised within the urban landscape. It will attract insect pollinators when flowering, small birds throughout the year will glean insects in the foliage and bark and parrots will appreciate seeds and flowers. A general boon for wildlife in your neighbourhood.