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Eucalyptus saligna
Common Name:
Sydney Blue Gum
Growth Form:
Tree
Habitat:
Coastal & estuarine
Maximum Height:
30.00m
Maximum Width:
12.00m
Minimum Height:
15.00m
Minimum Width:
5.00m
Substrate:
Sandstone
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