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Tree	Angophora hispida Dwarf Apple Gum
Description	This is a smaller, dwarf form of Angophora (syn. Eucalyptus) and while we grow it as a small tree with a single trunk, it can be grown as a multi-stemmed specimen. Hispida means bristly and its young stems and new foliage can be described as extremely hairy. Its trunk produces attractive flaky grey and brown bark. Cream flowers are borne in the warmer months between November and January.
Foliage	Evergreen
Form	Round
Mature Size	7-8 x 5-6m
Uses	It's a mallee tree and grows well in open woodland environments. Its size is a real plus for landscapes with restricted space and may even suit being planted under power lines.
Position & Soil	Prefers a humus rich soil in a sunny position. It is tolerant of most soil types and conditions.
Features	Small Evergreen Round Avenue Coastal Feature Flower Feature Foliage Group Planting Informal Screening Native Shade Tree Specimen
Pot sizes in production
Substitutes	• Eucalyptus mannifera maculosa

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