Eucalyptus Gunnii Azura Cider Gum Garden Plant Hardy Tree Garden Plants Easy to Grow Your Own 1x 9cm Potted Plant by Thompson and Morgan

• Naturally compact and bushy, these are ideal for a smaller garden. (Please note decorative pot not included)
• All year round you will see silvery-blue foliage which reflect light with its silvery hues, adding interest to borders.
• Exceptionally hardy, this can cope with temperatures as low as -20C (-4F) outdoors but can also be used for indoor decoration.
• 1 x 9cm Pot

Eucalyptus trees make a beautiful addition to the garden. Unlike other, more vigorous types, Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ is compact and bushy, making these plants are ideal for a smaller garden. All year round you will see evergreen silvery-blue foliage that will reflect and glimmer in the light, adding interest to borders. Exceptionally hardy, this can cope with temperatures as low as -20C (-4F) and is ideal for growing alongside other shrubs or perennials. It’s long stems and attractive leaves are popular among florists for adding to flower arrangements, so why not snip a few stems and bring its beauty indoors with a stunning vase display. Plant eucalyptus trees into any fertile, non alkaline, free draining soil that does not dry out. Choose a position in full sun with shelter from cold winds. Feed and water eucalyptus trees regularly until fully established. Once established, eucalyptus trees are reasonably drought tolerant and will require less attention. Unless it is intended as a specimen tree, Eucalyptus will need regular pruning in early spring to restrict its vigorous growth. Cut back all stems to 3 buds above soil level or to a permanent low framework. Product Specifications: Hardy Tree Position: borders Height: Up to 500cm (196in) when fully established Spread: Up to 250cm (98in) when fully established Supplied as Eucalyptus Gunnii ‘Azura’ (Cider Gum) 9cm Potted Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).