Eucalyptus Behriana

Common names

Broad-leaf Box

Bull Mallee

This tree species, known as Indigenous Eucalyptus Behriana, is a hardy, multi-stemmed tree that can reach heights of up to 12 meters.

Its foliage ranges from open to moderately dense, with branches that grow in an ascending or erect manner.

The lower trunk is covered with fibrous bark, while the upper trunk and branches have a smooth texture.

The tree produces an abundance of white to cream flowers from September to February and is typically found in hot, sunny locations with well-drained soils.

It is tolerant to drought and frost and is commonly seen around the Rushworth area.

Additionally, it is valuable for its ability to prevent erosion and provide low to medium level coverage in windbreaks.

The flowers of this tree also serve as a food source for many insects.

Our indigenous range is sourced from local seed collectors that have lived in Dimboola their whole life! They are passionate about rejuvenation, sustainably  and gathering seed from trees and shrubs naturally grown in the area.

Our indigenous rage rang has approximately a 100km radius from Dimboola town center and we are very proud and passionate to be able to share this range with everyone!