Desert Stringybark – Eucalyptus arenacea
Features: Native | Drought Tolerant | Bird Attracting | Myrtaceae Family | Evergreen
Height: 6–10 m Spread: 4–6 m
A hardy mallee or small tree native to south-eastern Australia, Eucalyptus arenacea has fibrous, stringy bark and narrow grey-green leaves. Creamy white flowers appear in summer and attract pollinators and birds.
Growing Conditions:
Thrives in full sun and exposed, sandy environments.
Soil Type:
Sandy soils; particularly well-suited to deep, infertile sand dunes.
Special Features:
Well adapted to dry, coastal, or inland sands
Excellent for biodiversity corridors and habitat planting
Fibrous bark provides fire resistance
Reliable and low-maintenance
