Sun to semi-shade in well drained soil. A rather unique species as it keeps it round silvery foliage throughout its entire life instead of changing over to long narrow mature leaves. White stems and cream colored flowers. A rare and endangered species with bluish gray leaves with crinkly margins and slightly rough grey-brown bark with vertical fissures on mature trees. During spring clusters of cream colored honey scented flowers appear which are replaced by clusters of grey nuts.
Juvenile leaves, variable but usually attractive mature leaves grey-green ovate shaped.
A fast growing tree for well drained soil with smooth white to grey green bark. One of the few Eucalyptus that can take wet soils with peeling white bark and thick broad 10cm long leaves. Leaves dull green when immature and shiny when mature. The outstanding feature of this species is the bark, which, on a mature tree, is white peeling to expose patches of tan, reddish-brown, grey, and shiny silver all at the same time. The leaves are thick, leathery, and bluish-green.