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Red Ironbark

Eucalyptus tricarpa
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    acacia box climber correa daisy drought eucalypt eucalyptus grass grasses groundcover herb lily pea sedge sedges tea tree wattle

    Red Ironbark

    Description
    Tree to 35m high with rough, thiick black bark over whole trunk and branches.

    Foliage
    Open canopy with grey-green foliage.

    Flowers
    Cream flowers, rarely pink, Long flowering period.

    Habitat
    In drier open forests on well-drained skeletal soils of low ridges and adjacent flat country in undulating areas. Found locally on skeletal soils of Box Ironbark Forests west of Benalla.

    Special Notes
    Useful in wind breaks. Tolerates frost and extended dry periods.

    Value to Wildlife
    Flowers are rich in nectar. Bee and bird attracting.


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