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Corymbia maculata - Spotted Gum

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Corymbia maculata is a statuesque native Australian tree, aptly named the Spotted Gum for its unique bark texture and colors. Towering typically between 18 to 45 meters in height, this tree creates a captivating vision with its grey bark intermittently shedding, akin to an artist's canvas, revealing patches of cream and muted pinks. From late winter to spring, it unfurls a radiant display of fragrant, cream-colored flowers that serve as a rich nectar source, drawing an array of local wildlife. This resilient evergreen thrives under the full sun, it adapts to well-drained soil types, and stoically withstands drought, wind, and moderate frost. Notably, it is also fire-resistant, amplifying its usefulness in landscaping projects. Embrace the aesthetic and practicality of the Spotted Gum, an inspiring addition to larger landscapes and parklands, offering ample shade and a strong visual impact.

  • Size: Typically 18 to 45 meters tall
  • Flowers: White to cream, fragrant flowers from late winter to spring
  • Foliage: Deciduous with unique mottled bark in varying tones of grey, cream, and pink
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Resiliency: Drought, wind, moderate frost, and fire-resistant. Quite tolerant to most soil types if well-drained.
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