A small to medium-sized woodland tree of central and eastern Victoria, the tablelands of New South Wales and the far south-east of Queensland. It has rough, tessellated grey bark usually extending to the limbs and a glossy green crown and non-glaucous buds and fruit. The form of E. bridgesiana on the western side of the Northern Tablelands has very conspicuous glaucous stems and leaves on saplings to > 2 m tall.
- Type
- Native
- Maintenance
- Medium
- Water use
- Moderate
- Tolerances
- Frost, Drought
- Shade levels
- Full sun, Sun/shade
- Colours
- Green