The Blue Gum tree, also known as the Tasmanian Blue Gum, is a decorative plant that grows as a fairly small, yet spreading tree. Its stem and branches are covered with cream-coloured bark. The exceptionally decorative leaves are bluish-white and produce valuable essential oils that have a beneficial effect on the respiratory tract. The Blue Gum variety is an evergreen plant; it also produces lovely cream-coloured or white flowers.

Growing: the seeds can be sown all-year-round; the tree grows best when the seeds are sown in the spring or in the summer. This variety needs to be planted in full sun in acidic soils. Water it amply when the seeds germinate. In the winter, water it only so much as to let it thrive. For indoor cultivation, the tree needs to be cut to limit its growth.

Each packet contains about ten seeds.
Each packet includes a growing guide and a sow-by date.

Approximately 10 seeds (+/- 20%)