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Argyle Apple (Eucalyptus Cinerea)
A small to medium evergreen tree of spreading irregular habit, sometimes weeping with grey oblong mature leaves. The bark is attractive rough stringy reddish brown on trunk and larger branches with white flowers appearing between October and December.
Evergreen/deciduous: evergreen
Maintenance: moderate
Pest and disease: generally trouble free
Height: 10-15m x 5-8m wide
Growth rate: medium
Canopy density: medium
Origin: Victoria, NSW
Drought tolerance: average
Water-logging tolerance: very good
Wind tolerance: average
Forest tolerance: high
Pollution tolerance: unknown