Eucalyptus camaldulensis River Red Gum Size:1 KG dark ironbark and lance-shaped leaves

dark ironbark and lance-shaped leaves

ovate leaves give the species its name

scale-like leaves arranged in dense sprays

Red Wattle produces creamy yellow flowers in winter–spring and retains delicate bipinnate foliage

Typically reaching heights of 5–15 metres

Eucalyptus camaldulensis River Red Gum Size:1 KG dark ironbark and lance-shaped leavesEucalyptus camaldulensis, or River Red Gum, is a large, iconic tree found along waterways and floodplains throughout Victoria. It has smooth, mottled bark and long, slender leaves. Flowering mainly in summer, it provides nectar for birds and insects. Adapted to periodic flooding, it plays a crucial role in riparian ecosystems.