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| Species Name | Common Name | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eucalyptus amygdalina | Black Peppermint | Endemic to Tasmania, where it grows in the east and north. Expect 12-15m in poor soils - up to 25m in better sites. Attractive fine foliage and grey-brown bark. A durable timber for posts. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus archeri | Alpine Cider Gum | Tasmanian endemic tree to 10 m occurring naturally in only two highland regions of NE Tasmania. Attractive juvenile foliage. Very cold hardy. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus barberi | Barber's Gum | Occuring only in a small area on dry hills in eastern Tasmania. Expect 8-15m, with well displayed white flowers in late winter. Can grow in a mallee form with multiple trunks. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus brookeriana | Brooker's Gum | Endemic to Tasmania, this gum will grow from 18-40m, with a dense pyramidal habit and deep green leaves. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus coccifera | Tasmanian Snow Gum | Endemic to Tasmania's central and southern mountains. At high altitude it can be quite stunted, reaching greater heights in valleys. Expect 10-15m. Attractive bark. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus cordata | Silver Gum | A dense growing, silvery foliaged gum, with a pyramidal habit, from 10-15m. Endemic to only small areas of Tasmanias south east. Bushy from the ground up. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus dalrympleana | Mountain White Gum | A gum to 25m from hilly and mountain areas of the central and north-east of the state. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus delegatensis | Gum-topped Stringybark | A fast growing, tall gum from moist forests and mountain slopes. Expect 25-50m. Used for construction timber, joinery and pulp. Handsome foliage. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus globulus | Tasmanian Blue Gum | A fast growing, tall gum occuring naturally in south-east Tasmania and growing from 25-50m. Tasmania's floral emblem. Juvenile foliage is blue-grey. Large gum nuts. A useful timber tree. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus gunnii | Cider Gum | Endemic to Tasmania's central highlands, a cold hardy tree to 18m. The attractive juvenile foliage is valued for flower arranging. The sweet sap was tapped by the aboriginals to make an alcoholic beverage. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus johnstonii | Yellow Gum | Endemic to moist mountain slopes in south-eastern Tasmania. Features a yellow-green trunk and shiny leathery leaves. Expect a height of 18-40m. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus morrisbyi | Morrisby's Gum | Very rare, and localised in south-east Tasmania. An attractive grey foliaged tree to 12-18m, with a smooth white-grey trunk. Well suited to dry and coastal plantings. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus nebulosa | Serpentine Peppermint | Recently described species from nutrient-poor soils in western Tasmania. In the wild grows with a bluish foliage and a crooked habit to 5 m. Likely to grow larger in better soils. Moist conditions. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus nitida | Smithton Peppermint | Widespread in western Tasmania, where it grows as a small stunted tree in harsh conditions, but much larger in better sites. Fine foliage, grey bark on the trunk and a height of 10-18m. Tolerates poor soils and wet sites. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus obliqua | Stringybark | A vigorous tree growing from 15-40m, depending on soils and moisture. Large, dark green leaves and deep brown, stringy bark up the trunk and main branches. A useful timber tree. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus ovata | Swamp Gum | Well suited to cold, poorly drained sites. A medium height tree from 10-18m, with persistant bark up part of the trunk. Occurs in eastern and northern Tasmania. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus pauciflora | Cabbage Gum/ Weeping Gum | Usually a stocky small to medium tree, 10-15m, with a white trunk, often twisted, and the branches sometimes pendulous. Very cold hardy. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus perriniana | Spinning Gum | A small, cold hardy tree to 12m, occuring in isolated pockets in the southern midlands. The rounded blue-grey leaves are retained well into adulthood. Has a clean white or off-white trunk. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus pulchella | White Peppermint | A graceful, fine foliaged tree to 15m, with a clean trunk. Endemic to south eastern Tasmania and well suited to dry and well drained sites. Not too big for most gardens, due to its light crown. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus regnans | Mountain Ash / Swamp Gum | The tallest hardwood in the world. Expect 40-60m. Used widely for timber and pulp. Occurs in southern and north eastern Tasmania. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus risdonii | Risdon Peppermint | A small to medium tree, 8-15m, endemic to Tasmania, and localised to dry hills east of the Derwent River. Characterised by blue-grey foliage and twisted, clean trunks. Used for cut foliage. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus rodwayi | Swamp Peppermint | Endemic to cold, wet sites in central and eastern Tasmania, where it grows from 10-15m, with rough bark persisting on the trunk and main branches. Often bushy close to the ground. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus sieberi | Tasmanian Ironbark | In Tasmania, found only in the north east. A tree from 15-25m, with dark, hard bark. Used for firewood and timber. Attractive reddish colourations in the new growth. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus subcrenulata | Alpine Yellow Gum | An endemic Tasmanian gum, found on the mid-western and southern mountains. Growing from 15-25m, in an open position it is usually bushy to the ground, and thus an excellent windbreak. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus tenuiramis | Silver Peppermint | A distinctive tree, endemic to south eastern Tasmania, growing well on poor, dry soils. A white trunk, bluish young growth, and often a pendulous habit, are features of this tree, growing from 12-20m. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus urnigera | Urn Gum | Endemic to mountain slopes of south eastern Tasmania, the Urn Gum will grow from 10-25m, depending on its situation. Recommended for moist areas. Urn-shaped gum nuts. | $3.00 $9.50 |
| Eucalyptus viminalis | White Gum | Widespread through eastern and northern Tasmania, the White Gum will grow from 20-45m, depending on the site. With a clean, white trunk, this species provides habitat for Forty Spotted Pardalotes. | $3.00 $9.50 |