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Eucalyptus Tree
Overview of the Eucalyptus genus of Australian trees by Judy Evans There are around 800 eucalypt species, most of them endemic to Australia. The genus Eucalyptus is part of the myrtle (Myrtaceae) family. Most are evergreen trees. The leaves are aromatic and dotted with oil glands. Most species have two types of fol... More> How to grow eucalyptus by Angie Pollock There are literally hundreds of species of Eucalyptus. Depending upon the variety, Eucalyptus can thrive in the harshest of environments, from the snow-covered mountains to the dry deserts. Known for their abundance across Australia, the Eucalyptus ... More>
	Native Australian trees suited to frost prone areas by Judy Evans Many Australian native tall shrubs and trees (over 4 metres) are frost-hardy, including those listed below. In addition, these suggested varieties are tolerant of a wide range of conditions in cultivation and almost all will attract bird life to you... More> Native Australian trees suited to prolonged dry periods by Judy Evans As water restrictions affect Australian gardeners more and more, many are turning planting hardy native species which will require little or no watering once they are established. The following tall shrubs or trees (over 4 metres high) will tolerate... More>
Favorite aromatherapy oils to have in your home by Louanne Cox Aromatherapy comes from the greek words aroma' meaning a characteristic smell' and therapy' which means to nurse or cure.' Thus the two words combine to mean treating disease with a characteristic odour. Aromatherapy has been used since ancient time... More> Native Australian trees suited to sandy soils by Judy Evans Many of the common Australian native plants that can now be easily purchased for home cultivation come from sandy, well-drained areas of the country. Sandy soil does not normally retain moisture well. When fine sand dries completely, the surface can... More>
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