Eucalyptus Summer Beauty And Summer Red

Corymbia Summer Red and Summer Beauty Lawrie Smith Editors Note.

Eucalyptus summer beauty and summer red. Check with your local native nursery if they dont have the plants in stock they will be able to order them in for youYou can also buy grafted plants for 2850 in 200mm 8 pots by mail order from Fairhill Native Plants. Suitable for coastal locations. A large shrub to small tree with large glossy dark green leaves with a light green reverse with reddish new foliage during the warmer months of the year.

They are followed by ginormous gum nuts that. Outstanding terminal display of large pink flowers followed by decorative large gum nuts. Outstanding terminal display of large red flowers which are.

Planting and Growing Eucalyptus. This tree get to about 5-6 metres tall. Corymbia Summer Beauty Eucalyptus Summer Beauty Description A small tree with a singlemultiple stout trunk and an open branching habit forming a dense irregular rounded canopy.

Large glossy foliage is dark green in colour highlighted by lighter green undersides. The red flowering gum Corymbia ficifolia formerly Eucalyptus ficifolia is one of those trees that really grabs your attention when its in full flower like very few other flowering trees can perhaps with the exception of the jacaranda or the Illawarra flame tree. Servicing Southern Sydney Bulli Coledale Thirroul Wollongong Sutherland Shire Illawarra.

In addition to Summer Red and Summer Beauty cultivars that are available include the following note that they will sometimes be labelled as Eucalyptus rather than Corymbia. This is Eucalyptus Summer Red which has been my favourite for sometime now largely because of the look of the leaves they are giant and almost a glossy green and the flower is a deep red almost pink. Eucalyptus Summer Beauty and Summer Red are two outstanding new pink and red flowering hybrid gum trees.

Corymbia ficifolia Orange Splendour. Large urn shaped capsules follow the flowers these make an attractive addition to a flower. They are frost sensitive when young but develop resistance as they mature.