Eucalyptus aggregata - Rodway Black gum

Eucalyptus aggregata

Rodway black gum, Black gum

Description: This species is found in marsh flats in the higher elevations of Australia. The foliage is fine in texture with dark green leaves on arching branches. The bark is dark in color and curls and flakes from the trunk. One of the outstanding features of this species is its ability to withstand water-logged soils and occasional flooding. Native to New South Wales and Victoria. The species is closely related to the Tasmanian species E. rodwayi, but differs in its consistently groups of 7 flowers. Suitable for moderate saline sites (ECe 400-800 mS/m.

Temperature Rating	USDA Zone 8
Type	Small to medium tree to 60' (18 m), lignotuber
Flower Color	Cream or white
Growth Rate	Moderate
Soil	Acid, waterlogged/saline sites
Placement	Sun
Culture	Moist to sometimes flooded soils.
Native	New South Wales, Victoria
Family	Myrtaceae

Key Benefits

	Moderate size tree to 60'
	Arching branches
	Exfoliating bark

Problem Solving Features

	Withstands wet soils
	Found in higher elevations, more cold tolerance
	Excellent for full sun

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* Seed germinates best if sown on the surface of the media. Germination 2-3 weeks at 70-75 degrees F. No pre-treatment needed.

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