Eucalyptus macrocarpa, Rose of the West fall formaldehyde

formaldehyde

Mallows spread by underground runners and form colonies

which rely on cushioning and gearing for a smooth feel

- Doesn't tolerate high heat or dry winds

and can be more brittle than some people are used to - it will chip if abused

Eucalyptus macrocarpa, Rose of the West fall formaldehydeRose of the West An evergreen shrub that will reach up to twelve feet high by fifteen feet wide. The foliage is scented and is white to silver. Large red flowers (the largest of any eucalyptus) bloom in the spring and summer. The gray green leaves resemble a boomerang and are curved. This shurb responds well to pruning especially because it has heavy branches. Family Name Myrtaceae Species Name Eucalyptus macrocarpa Common Name Rose of the west Native