Eucalyptus


With their sculptural shape and scented leaves, eucalyptus create a calm, contemporary feel in both landscapes and containers


Eucalyptus Gunnii


Full of foliage colour regardless of the season – this evergreen Eucalyptus has been skilfully fashioned into a standard tree to give a superb plant to grace a sunny border or large patio pot. It’ll give a drawing display throughout the year but is at its best in spring and summer as fresh new leaves emerge. 3m


✔ Enjoy year-round colour with silver-blue foliage and striking bark that naturally peels for interest


✔ Expertly trained as a standard, this hardy tree thrives in patio pots or sunny garden borders


✔ Reliable performance with minimal fuss or effort


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60-100CM TALL STANDARD IN A 2 LITRE POT


£29.99 ITEM: 680117


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Black & Gold ‘Pinecone’ Planter


Add a decorative look to your garden, without the cost of real metal pots.


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Eucalyptus citriodora Step outside and let the uplifting scent of fresh lemon fill the air – this eucalyptus is a delight for the senses. This fast-growing evergreen is as striking as it is fragrant, adding an elegant presence to any garden. 12m


£39.99 ITEM: 680312


Was £44.99


Eucalyptus cinerea ‘Cinerea’ stands out with rounded foliage that shimmers in a silvery shade of green, almost blue, forming a dense canopy. The bark boasts vertical detail and is striking reddish-brown in colour. 5m May-June


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