Eucalyptus barberi - Barber's gum

Eucalyptus barberi

Barber's gum

Description: This species is found native in Tasmania, near the central east coast on hills and slopes in dry sclerophyll forest. The bark is smooth and gray-white in color, it may have a fibrous bark at the base. Flowers are white and occur in groups of 7.

Culture: Loam or sandy loam soil, pH 5.5 to 6.4, low moisture needs.

Uses: Ornamental, good for smaller gardens due to it's size.

Temperature Rating	USDA Zone 8
Type	Mallee 16 to 32' (5-10 m), lignotuber
Flower Color	White
Growth Rate	Slow to moderate
Placement	Sun
Culture	Low moisture
Native	Tasmania
Family	Myrtaceae

Key Benefits

	Small mallee 16 to 32'
	Cream/white flower color
	Tasmania species

Problem Solving Features

	Attractive accent plant or tree
	Low moisture needs
	Small species better suited smaller landscapes

Pricing - See Price List Here

* 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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