Eucalyptus cinerea

Koala's Favorite

Flower name
Eucalyptus cinerea
Scientific name
Eucalyptus cinerea
Aliasユーカリジュ, Eucaly, ユーカリシネレア
Place of originAustralia
Place of floweringGarden, Cut flowers, flower arrangement, Horticultural species, Specific area
Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, May, November, December

What is Eucalyptus cinerea

Eucalyptus cinerea, commonly known as the Silver Dollar Tree, is a species of eucalyptus notable for its aromatic, silver-gray leaves that shine beautifully when exposed to light. The leaves are somewhat large and round when young, which is why it is also referred to as silver-leaf stringybark, argyle apple, and mealy stringbark in English.

Common Name: Eucalyptus cinerea
Scientific Name: Eucalyptus cinerea
Aka:Silver Dollar Tree, Silver-Leaf Stringybark, Argyle Apple, Mealy Stringbark
Family: Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)
Origin: Australia
Growth Form: Evergreen tree, fast-growing
Height: 15–30 meters
Width: 6–12 meters
Leaf Petiole: Present
Leaf Quality: Non-glossy
Leaf Shape: Oval to lanceolate
Leaf Length: 6–10 cm
Leaf Width: 2 cm
Leaf Color: Silver, Green, White
Leaf Arrangement: Alternate (in mature trees)
Flowering Period: November to May of the following year
Flower Cluster Diameter: Umbel
Number of Flowers per Cluster: 3
Flower Color: White
Flower Diameter: 0.5 cm
Uses: Garden planting, shade tree, symbol tree, cut flowers, eucalyptus oil