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Eucalyptus campaspe
Silver Gimlet
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| Description | This is a small tree native to Western Australia. It has smooth, copper-brown to dark red-brown bark and creamy white flowers that appear over the summer months. It has silver-white flower buds - may be where it gets its common name from - and produces gum nuts. Is considered relatively slow-growing. | ||
| Foliage |
Evergreen
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| Form |
Round
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| Mature Size | 3-11 x 5m | ||
| Uses | As a native urban tree, it has an attractive canopy and is small enough to use in moderately sized residential settings. Planted in multiples it is also used for windbreaks and screens. | ||
| Position & Soil | This tree is hardy and tolerant to drought and moderate frost. It will grow in a range of soils including alkaline, sandy loam and heavy clays. It is sensitive to waterlogging so good drainage is a must. Salt tolerant. | ||
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