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21/06/2025

Eucalyptus salmonophloia (salmon gum), a special home to masses of insects, birds and critters, here in the goldfields of WA. In 1914, International Forest Authority, Sir David Hutchins on visiting the goldfields said, "salmon gums are wonders of tree growth in such a climate". We agree sir David.

11/06/2025

Eucalyptus rhodantha (rose mallee or Scotts mallee). Back in the 1920's when the sandplain of the northern wheatbelt of WA was being cleared, Mrs. Scott told her boys not to clear these distinctive small plants. I recently had the pleasure of inspecting these plants which we now know is the largest population of the very few known. The plants were in great health and the flowering amazing; thank you Mrs. Scott.

29/05/2025

Young Eucalyptus salubris (salubris) has staked its claim at the head of 'the gorge', with E. lesouefii (goldfields blackbutt) firmly placed in the gorge, Goldfields of WA, east of Kalgoorlie

17/05/2025

One of our most graceful trees, eucalyptus woodwardii (lemon-flowered gum) at its native home east of Kalgoorlie in the goldfields of WA

19/04/2025

She's a beauty, forming her own eco system at the base with several years of curled bark. From the goldfields of WA, eucalyptus salubris (gimlet).

11/04/2025

The red flowered mallee (Eucalyptus erythronema subsp. erythronema) showing off its annual autumn bark, near Merredin, central-east wheatbelt, WA.

05/04/2025

This old lady showing off her golden bark. She's very generous, home to lots of critters. Eucalyptus loxophleba subsp. lissophloia (smooth-barked York gum) in the goldfields.

30/03/2025

The bark colour of our eucalypts in the goldfields are special at the moment, here Eucalyptus salmonophloia (salmon gum) with a clump of gimlets (E. salubris) in background

17/03/2025

The little known E. hypolaena (desert redwood). A beauty, check out the bud caps. Flowering in the wild last month.

03/03/2025

Flowering Saturday in the goldfields, Eucalyptus yilgarnensis (yorrel). Buds and fruits some of the smallest in the genus; note the absence of anthers on outer stamens. In Eucalyptus belongs to a small group with similar flower characteristics known as Series Heterostemones.

08/02/2025

Subtle buds and flower of eucalyptus burracoppinensis (Burracoppin mallee), a little known mallee from the eastern wheatbelt and western goldfield sandplains.

12/01/2025

In case you missed last years flowering, Eucalyptus torquata (coral gum).

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