Eucalyptus Tereticornis - Forest Red Gum - Queensland Blue Gum

Eucalyptus Tereticornis is a dominant and widely known species and is a vital part of the Brigalow Belt ecosystem. Growing to 50m with a tall straight trunk and a huge open crown. The bark is smooth and mottled in a variety of colours ranging from white, grey, cream, bluish and grey while shedding.

The leaves are lance shaped that hang down in shades of green to blue-green. White flowers are produced in clusters with a honey like scent. This tree is highly adaptable once established and possesses a high tolerance to severe drought and temporary waterlogging. This tree is a critical primary source of food and nectar for wildlife including birds and insects.