50 Eucalyptus Tree Seeds

The word eucalyptus is derived from the Greek meaning “well covered” referring to the flower buds, which are covered with a lidded, cup-like, tough outer membrane. This membrane is flung off as the flower blooms, revealing the woody fruit containing many eucalyptus tree seeds. Climate: HotLocation: CourtyardClassification: Novel PlantFunction: BeautifyingModel Number: Great EucalyptusStyle: PerennialSize: LargeCultivating Difficulty Degree:  EasyFeatures: Ornamental ValueCultivation style: Open land, garden, courtyardHousehold products: Goods for a summer residenceSeason and ZoneExposure: Full sun Zone: Hardy to Zone 8 TimingSow indoors 10-12 weeks before the last frost date. That’s mid-winter for most gardeners. Germination should occur in 14-21 days. StartingLightly cover the seeds and keep moist and warm until germination. Once the seeds sprout, remove from the bottom heat and remove any humidity dome. It seems that Eucalyptus seedlings are prone to damping off, so provide bright l