Eucalyptus salicola
Common name: Salt gum, Salt lake salmon gum or Salt salmon gum
Eucalyptus salicola is a small to medium-sized tree native to the southwestern region of Western Australia.
Its bark is smooth and powdery, with linear to narrow lance-shaped leaves and groups of seven, nine, or eleven flower buds.
Its delicate creamy-white flowers and cup-shaped fruit further add to its elegance. Typically reaching a height of 4-15 m, this tree is a true delight.
Its bark, initially salmon pink, fades to a smooth, powdery white or pale grey. In the months of January to March, it blesses us with its stunning, creamy-white blooms.
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