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Scented, Silvery Leaves For Modern & Natural Landscapes


Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ ‘Azura’ is an excellent new selection of the ever-popular Eucalyptus tree and is especially suitable for British gardens. It is a much more compact and bushy form than the typical fast- growing varieties that you are more familiar with, and is also much hardier – reportedly surviving through winter down to -20°C. 4m


✔ Fantastic new selection of Eucalyptus, ‘Azura’ is even more suitable for British gardens now!


✔ Compact and bushy, it reaches only 3-4m at maturity, making it suitable for smaller gardens


Perfect for pots


SAVE £5 15CM POT


SAVE £15 £44.98


£24.99 BUY 2


Was £29.99 ITEM: 510161


ITEM: 510160


Compact variety


9CM POT ITEM: 680328£9.99


Eucalyptus ‘Baby Blue Bouquet’ Imagine stepping into your garden to be greeted by the soothing aroma of eucalyptus, reminiscent of a calming spa retreat. This variety showcases waxy, silvery-blue leaves that are visually striking and richly fragrant. Growing to a manageable height, it’s perfect for gardeners seeking elegance without the concern of overgrowth. 1.2m


9CM POT ITEM: 680327£9.99


Eucalyptus ‘Baby Blue’ Eucalyptus ‘Baby Blue’ is an absolute must-have for gardeners who love architectural plants with year-round appeal and a classic garden fragrance. This compact variety boasts exquisite silvery blue foliage that shimmers in the sunlight, for a striking contrast. Not only is it stunning to look at, but it also releases a fresh, invigorating aroma. 4m


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