COMMERCIAL NURSERY – NATIVE TREE
Corymbia intermedia – Pink Bloodwood
A medium to tall tree endemic to north-eastern Australia within 100km of the coastline. It has a rough, red-brown or grey-brown tessellated bark and glossy dark green leaves. Flowering occurs in the summer with profuse perfumed white or cream flowers, followed by urn-shaped gumnuts. Flowers attract nectar-feeding birds. Koala habitat, and pollen for bees.
Uses: re-vegetation, ornamental. Useful for protected seaside planting.
DIMENSIONS | FLOWERING
Flowering: Profuse, perfumed white or cream flowers from December to March.
ASPECT | SOIL TYPE
PLANTING RATES | MAINTENANCE
Maintenance: They are extremely low maintenance, just water regularly while establlishing.
SIZES | AVAILABILITY