San Leandro, CA (Zone 9b) | November 2019 | neutral
It seems the easiest way to differentiate between Eucalyptus dolichorhyncha and Eucalyptus forrestiana is the shape of the bud cap, operc...Read Moreulum on each.
Eucalyptus forrestiana has a more rounded bud cap, a disc-like operculum.
Eucalyptus dolichorhyncha has a very elongated operculum, long narrow and comes to a point.
Beautiful Eucalyptus--picture taken at the San Luis Obispo Botanic Garden. According to a volunteer, this is 1 of only about 5 in the en...Read Moretire state of California, and difficult to propagate. They have tried to germinate seed several times without success.
It seems the easiest way to differentiate between Eucalyptus dolichorhyncha and Eucalyptus forrestiana is the shape of the bud cap, operc...Read More
Beautiful Eucalyptus--picture taken at the San Luis Obispo Botanic Garden. According to a volunteer, this is 1 of only about 5 in the en...Read More
Low tree with red capsules and yellow flowers. Very nice tree that grows in arides zones as ornamental.