Silver Dollar Gum aka Argyle apple Eucalyptus cinerea
Location: Mowry Ave. at Blacow District: Irvington Native to: Australia Tree type: flowering Leaf retention: evergreen
Comments: Broadleaf evergreen native to New South Wales in Australia. Juvenile leaves are oval to ovate, oposite and glaucose to the point of being blue-white, adult leaves are lanceolate, oposite to disjunct, concolorous and also whitely glaucose. Bark is gray, stringy and persistant on the trunk, and branches. Height to 80' but locally much shorter. Tentatively identified as E. cinerea.
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To prevent the transfer of disease and other considerations, do not touch or take samples from the specimen tree or any other plants on the property.
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