COMMERCIAL NURSERY – NATIVE TREE
Eucalyptus pilularis – Blackbutt
A tall tree with an open wide crown of green foliage preferring soils of higher fertility. The trunk has a thick stocking of permanent bark often spreading to the first lower limbs while upper branches are smooth and pale in colour. The base of the tree is often fire scarred hence the common name Blackbutt.
Flowering occurs between July and January but not reliably every year. Older trees form magnificent fauna refuges with many hollow logs.
Uses: Large gardens or park plantings.
DIMENSIONS | FLOWERING
Flowering: White to cream flower from September to March
ASPECT | SOIL TYPE
PLANTING RATES | MAINTENANCE
Maintenance: Plant out into their permanent positions in early summer and give them some protection from the cold in their first winter.
SIZES | AVAILABILITY
