Heart-leaved Mallee – Eucalyptus cordata
Features: Native | Drought Tolerant | Frost Tolerant | Bird Attracting | Myrtaceae Family | Evergreen
Height: 2–6 m Spread: 2–4 m
A beautifully structured mallee from Tasmania, Eucalyptus cordata is noted for its large, heart-shaped silvery juvenile leaves and creamy-white to pale pink flowers in late winter and spring. Its ornamental foliage and compact habit make it suitable for gardens and streetscapes in cool to temperate climates.
Growing Conditions:
Full sun to light shade. Performs well in cool, temperate regions with moderate frost tolerance.
Soil Type:
Moist but well-drained soils; adapts to sandy loam, clay-loam or gravelly substrates.
Special Features:
Unique, heart-shaped juvenile foliage
Attractive smooth bark and shapely form
Flowers are nectar-rich and attract birds
Ideal for small gardens or specimen planting
