Eucalyptus Cinerea Silver Dollar Gum

Tree to 16 m.

Eucalyptus cinerea silver dollar gum.

Cinerea sin eer ee uh 4 vendors have this plant for sale. Small white flowers in winter make it a good nectar producer for birds bees. Juvenile and intermediate leaves often persist on adult trees. Back to search results.

Red brown to grey brown fibrous stringy bark on the lower trunk and larger branches. 10 members have or want this plant for trade. Eucalyptus species argyle apple mealy stringbark silver dollar gum tree eucalyptus cinerea. The silver dollar gum is an attractive small to medium tree growing to 15m in height with a dense crown of attractive silver blue foliage.

Eucalyptus polyanthemos is also called the silver dollar tree as its foliage is similar to that of eucalyptus cinerea. With rounded or heart shaped silver gray leaves the silver dollar plant eucalyptus cinerea makes a striking visual statement in your garden whether you grow it as an annual 6 foot bushy shrub. Smooth and reddish brown or grey above. Eucalyptus cinerea silver dollar gum.

Juvenile leaves sessile or with a short petiole circular to cordate and glaucous. Argyle apple silver dollar gum. A fast growing attractive tree with furrowed bark silver leaves. Juvenile foliage is rounded and silvery blue adult foliage is broad lanceolate or lanceolate 6 11cm long.

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