Corymbia Ficifolia Red flowering gum x10
The Corymbia ficifolia is an Australian native tree known for its striking red, pink, or orange flowers that bloom in summer and autumn. It grows 6–10 meters tall, with smooth bark and glossy green leaves. Native to southwestern Australia, it thrives in well-drained soil and attracts birds like honey-eaters. It’s commonly used in gardens and landscaping for its vibrant color and resilience.
The sharp red version of the beautiful, robust western Australian eucalyptus tree that produces an abundance or bright flowers once a year for 2-3 months, which bees go crazy for! it is also a source of the iconic Australian 'gum nut'
Perfect for as feature tree or bee farming area. Can also be trimmed down and kept small and shrub like. I can't stress to you enough just how gorgeous these trees are when in full bloom!
you will receive 10 healthy fresh viable seeds
The Corymbia ficifolia is an Australian native tree known for its striking red, pink, or orange flowers that bloom in summer and autumn. It grows 6–10 meters tall, with smooth bark and glossy green leaves. Native to southwestern Australia, it thrives in well-drained soil and attracts birds like honey-eaters. It’s commonly used in gardens and landscaping for its vibrant color and resilience.
The sharp red version of the beautiful, robust western Australian eucalyptus tree that produces an abundance or bright flowers once a year for 2-3 months, which bees go crazy for! it is also a source of the iconic Australian 'gum nut'
Perfect for as feature tree or bee farming area. Can also be trimmed down and kept small and shrub like. I can't stress to you enough just how gorgeous these trees are when in full bloom!
you will receive 10 healthy fresh viable seeds
The Corymbia ficifolia is an Australian native tree known for its striking red, pink, or orange flowers that bloom in summer and autumn. It grows 6–10 meters tall, with smooth bark and glossy green leaves. Native to southwestern Australia, it thrives in well-drained soil and attracts birds like honey-eaters. It’s commonly used in gardens and landscaping for its vibrant color and resilience.
The sharp red version of the beautiful, robust western Australian eucalyptus tree that produces an abundance or bright flowers once a year for 2-3 months, which bees go crazy for! it is also a source of the iconic Australian 'gum nut'
Perfect for as feature tree or bee farming area. Can also be trimmed down and kept small and shrub like. I can't stress to you enough just how gorgeous these trees are when in full bloom!
you will receive 10 healthy fresh viable seeds