Originally from the Pilbara region, Eucalyptus kingsmillii is a striking small tree or large shrub known for its graceful upright form, straight trunk, and fibrous grey-white bark that peels back to reveal a smooth finish beneath. Its distinctive, blue-grey aromatic foliage and ornamental flowers make it a standout in any landscape. From April to October, it produces eye-catching blooms ranging in colour from white-cream to soft red-pink, emerging from decorative pink-red buds. This seasonal display adds texture and colour over many months, making it perfect for parks, roadside plantings, or larger garden landscapes. Fast-growing in its early years, ‘Kingsmillii’ brings elegance, habitat value, and rugged resilience to both native and mixed plantings. Soil: It thrives in well-drained soils, often found in areas with clay or sandy loam. Conditions: Full sun. Drought, heat and coastal tolerant. Size: Height 4-7m x width 3-6m
