Eucalyptus neglecta
hairmetal4ever
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Embothrium
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Comments (12)If you want a deeper green than English laurel, Pacific wax myrtle may not be the right plant. Foliage is a bright, grassy green from a distance, as the leaf reverse is a lighter color than the top. Once established, this is a rapidly growing shrub, on par with the growth rate of the laurels. Spread is variable, but if left unpruned could be 8-10', perhaps wider. This shrub is quite amenable to pruning and it can be hedged if necessary although looks infintely better if allowed to assume its natural, somewhat loose habit. It is not overly expensive, although larger sizes initially can jack up the price if you are impatient. Availability can be sketchy - this is a very popular shrub for this area for a variety of reasons and demand typically seems to exceed supply....See MoreEucalyptus neglecta
Comments (6)Plant Delights has E. neglecta. Snow Gum is usually used for a number of other Eucalyptus species (especially E. pauciflora). I have never seen it associated with E. neglecta. I don't know if this is what you have seen. It very well could be, but there are also other species that are marginally (a.k.a. currently) hardy here. I used to have a list of about 5 or 6 species, but don't know where it is. If anyone happens to have a list, please post it....See Moredavidrt28 (zone 7)
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5 years agoDave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
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