Eucalyptus dolichorhyncha

Eucalyptus dolichorhyncha

(E. forrestiana ssp dolichornyncha)

Fuchsia gum

SUBGENUS
    SYMPHYOMYRTUS
        Section Dumaria
            Series Tetrapterae

Description: Native to West Australia, often found in thickets in sandy loam or clay soil. An outstanding feature of this species is the red, drooping fruits. The fruits are quadrangular, 4 winged, 30-50 mm long x 15-35 mm wide. This species has been cultivated in many parts of Australia and California.

Culture: Sun, sandy loam or clay soil, pH 5.5 to 6.4, annual rainfall minimum of 14" per year.

Uses: Ornamental plantings, hedges or windbreaks, honey production, frost tolerant, wind resistant plant, attractive red fruits.

Temperature Rating	USDA Zone 9
Type	Mallet to 15' (3 m), no lignotuber
Flower Color	Yellow
Growth Rate	Moderate
Placement	Sun
Native	West Australia
Family	Myrtaceae

Key Benefits

	Small specimen to 15'
	Unique, red drooping fruits
	Does best in sandy loam soil

Problem Solving Features

	Attractive small landscape specimen
	Suitable for hedges or windbreaks
	Low maintenance
	Low moisture needs
	No fertilizer needed

Pricing - See Price List Here

*Seed germinates easily with normal methods. 43-45 viable seeds per gram. 90% germination rate.

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