Eucalypt seeds

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

White gum is a tree with may forms, generally with a wavering trunk often breaking into branches at low levels. It occurs in a wide variety

This endemic gum occurs in the south and southeastern Tasmania. The juvenile foliage is a blue green colour and is often used in the florist

Iron bark occurs principally in Victoria. In Tasmania it occupies a restricted coastal belt in the east from near St. Helens in the north to

This Eucalypt is another endemic to Tasmania, which occurs scattered in distinctive habitats over much of Tasmania. It is often in valleys

Eucalyptus regnans is the tallest flowering plant in the world. On favorable sites it can grow to 100 metres high. Known also as Tasmanian

This is a distinctive species with a smooth, white bark and is endemic to Tasmania. This tree is excellent for shelter belts or specimen

Eucalyptus ovata is usually a medium sized or occasionally a tall tree attaining 30m in height and up to 1m dbh, but in cold, poorly drained

This Eucalypt is found widely along the western area of Tasmania, from low-lying coastal flats to hilly areas. This tree is a variable

This is a tree, which in recent years has been used by forest organisations, both in Australia and overseas for its ability to produce high

This medium to tall tree is noted for its attractive trunk and its pink flowers in August. It will grow on most soils provided there is good

Eucalyptus gunnii at the highest altitudes is usually a small, often stunted tree, branched to near ground level and without a well defined

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

Eucalyptus dalrympleana is a tall to very tall tree usually up to 40m in height and 1 - 1.5m in diameter, but under favourable conditions it

The snow gum is endemic to Tasmania and occurs principally at high altitudes on the central plateau and the southern mountains. It will

The Black Peppermint is endemic to Tasmania growing throughout the eastern half of the state. It has white flowers occurring in summer and

OUT OF STOCK The urn gum grows in a small area of southeastern Tasmania. It grows at altitudes up to 900m, often on steep rocky slopes of

Alpine yellow gum is endemic to Tasmania and is generally a small to medium sized sub alpine species. It has very attractive bark and

OUT OF STOCK Eucalyptus rubida at its best obtains 30 - 40 m in height and 1 m dbh, with a clear straight trunk to two thirds of the total

OUT OF STOCK The Risdon peppermint is a rare eucalypt restricted to a small area in southern Tasmania. It has silver grey heart shaped

A very decorative small tree with juvenile foliage being silver discs. It is a hardy grower suitable for most conditions. It is a frost

Stringy bark is a tall gum tree, and is one of the ash groups of eucalyptus. It grows over a wide area of Tasmania and its thick bark helps

Seed Orchard, 100% Purity This is a tree, which in recent years has been used by forest organisations, both in Australia and overseas for

It is ideal for ornamental planting and windbreaks on sandy, coastal sites. It is also known to be very cold tolerant and has foliage

OUT OF STOCK Eucalyptus johnstonii is a tall forest tree found on the mountains and plateaus in southeastern Tasmania. It has a distinctive

In sheltered valleys at somewhat lower elevations it may grow up to 25m tall. Eucalyptus gunnii at the highest altitudes is usually a small

The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait Islands and in Southern

Seed Orchard, 100% Purity The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass Strait

Clean Seed, 100% Purity, King Island The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the Bass

Clean Seed, 95% Purity, Flinders Island The majestic blue gum, common on the south and east of Tasmania, can also be found on some of the

This impressive Eucalypt is one of the giants of Tasmanian forests and can reach heights of up to 90m. The wood of this tree is strong

This small tree is widely known for its heart shaped foliage. It is only found in southeastern Tasmania near Hobart. This gum is a good

This eucalypt occurs as a medium sized forest tree of open habit on Tasmania's East Coast. In the North-West of Tasmania, it appears on a

Barbers Gum is one of the rarest Tasmanian and Australian Eucalypts. The wild population is confined to a very small area on the east coast