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Cider Gum Eucalyptus Tree Herb 20 Seeds - Eucalyptus gunnii | 
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| Brand: Hirts: Seed; Perennial
Category: Lawn & Patio
Buy New: $3.99
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 23433
ASIN: B000SQWB7Q
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Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Native of Australia | | • | The foliage has an attractive silvery-bluish colour and a fine, aromatic fragrance which keeps gnats at bay | | • | Growth is extremely rapid | | • | 20 Seeds per pack |
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Product Description
Eucalyptus is an enormous and fascinating genus. It comprises over 700 species, and accounts for more than two-thirds of Australia's vegetation. It is unfortunate that they are frequently regarded as not being reliably hardy outside of the subtropics, because it discourages people from planting them in cooler areas. There are many reasons to plant a eucalyptus--to begin with, they help to control aphids and other insects, most of them will grow rapidly, even in poor soil (12' per year is not out of the question), and most of them are very attractive--eucalyptus have a beauty all their own. And eucalyptus foliage, which shows incredible variety, is excellent for cut foliage in floral arrangements. Unless it is to be grown as a pot plant for its entire life (more on that below), a eucalyptus seedling must be planted as soon as possible, before too many roots reach the edges and bottom of its pot. Eucalyptus ought to be planted when they are no more than 8 - 14 inches in height. This tree is a native of Australia, but nowadays it is popular in European and American ornamental gardens. The foliage has an attractive silvery-bluish colour and a fine, aromatic fragrance which keeps gnats at bay. Growth is extremely rapid.
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| Customer Reviews:
Germinated, but died August 27, 2008
fatima (Orlando, Florida United States)
A couple of seeds germinated, but didn't last very long, a couple of weeks or so.
 difficult to grow July 30, 2008
Paul Quigley (Colorado Springs)
The other review that talked about the seeds being powder was half right. they are VERY small seeds, mixed in with a powder-like something. i have bought two 'packages' of these seeds, and from the first set, i got one sprout straight away. i think i over watered it though and it died. these seeds seem REALLY hardly to germinate, and is that the fault of the seller? we'll see what happens with the second batch, but growing stuff from seeds is hard. especially these. keep the soil pretty dry, and a little sandy.
 No seed - no tree. Do not buy these seeds. June 16, 2008
John Doe (Atlanta, GA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The seed packet had some powder - since I did not know how the Eucalyptus seed should look like, I planted that black powder. Nothing came out. Do not waste your money on this vendor's seeds.
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