This is the one that has gone wild and reseeded itself all over coastal areas of California. To see the contrast between the long green mature leaves and blue juvenile foliage in seedlings in a mature grove of these trees in California is very interesting indeed. This tree is rather small and of moderate growth, with round pale greenish-blue juvenile leaves. It has thick greenish-white leaves and tolerates most soils. Often classified as E. pauciflora ssp.
White flowers appear in winter.
The general color of the tree can vary from greenish to an attractive glaucous blue-white. Also esteemed for its ability to withstand poor soils and waterlogging in winter, though it will grow much faster in well-drained areas with good soil. E. gunnii ssp. Still quite fast growing, probably to about 60', and less dense than E. gunnii. E. gunnii ssp.