Intro to Dwarf Eucalyptus Species 

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Great news Jutta! We love Baby Blues that have been pruned and kept to a shape - we find they go strangely sprawly if left to their own devices and end up looking like a silver Monkey Puzzle that's melted!! haha!

Thank you Dee :)

Hi Jackie, we're not doing the autumn show this year - yet to recover from Gardeners World Live! We'll be doing the spring show in 2022 with luck :)

Hi Barbara, The ones in this particular video shouldn't grow to more than 30ft (being left to grow, without pruning). But, of course, that's still too tall to harvest easily! I would recommend you grow them as a pollarded shrub, in the same way flower farmers grow cut foliage. The pruning technique for this in our Pruning Video (see our channel) - scroll through the video and look for the section where Steve is pollarding a "Eucalyptus nicholii" (he's holding a tape measure). This technique encourages lots of bushy growth between 3-10ft from the ground. Hope that helps!

Thanks for pointing this out! I've added it to the video description now :)

If your Rainbow Gum is a 'deglupta' then sadly no :( they're not frost-hardy and would likely die in the winter. If you are able to keep it indoors during the winter months, that would help. Don't put it outside again until you're sure you're not likely to get another cold spell / frost. Also, we would not recommend wrapping them in fleece etc like you would other frost-tender species as they are evergreen and will sweat under the wrapping, leading to disease. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news! :(

@@graftonnurseryhardyeucalyp5241 thank you,i will keep Them inside when the the cold enters the Netherlands.