Eucalyptus ceasia silver princess

Eucalyptus ceasia silver princess is a beautiful ornamental tree that can reach a height of 6 to 8 metres.

It has a gently weeping growth habit that can be admired during its abundant winter to spring flowering season.

Showy pink-red blossoms with contrasting yellow stamens bloom during this time. As the tree matures, its young red stems transform into smooth white branches. The decorative bark peels in delicate curls along the trunk.

This species thrives in most well-drained soil types and prefers a sunny location. It is best suited for temperate regions of Australia that have lower rainfall and humidity levels.

Its open growth habit allows for the filtration of light, making it a great choice for underplanting.

It belongs to the Myrtaceae family, its cultivar name is Silver Princess. This small tree typically has a width of 4 metres and blooms during spring and winter.

Blooms during the spring and winter seasons. It can thrive in a variety of soil types, such as sandy, clay, loamy, sandy loam, and clay loam, even in poor soil conditions.

As an evergreen plant with a weeping growth habit, it requires well-drained soil and is tolerant of drought.

It is highly valued for its use as a cut flower, however, its flower color can vary from yellow to red to pink.

It thrives in a range of pH levels, from acid to neutral to alkaline, and can be planted in low maintenance gardens or used as a drought-resistant plant in areas with low water availability.

This plant also has frost tolerance once established and can attract nectar-eating birds and other insects.