Botanical name – Eucalyptus ficifolia "Dwarf Orange" syn. Corymbia

Common name – Dwarf Orange Flowering Gum

Description – Unlike other flowering gums sold as 'dwarf,' this variety from Western Australia, Corymbia ficifolia "Dwarf Orange," is a genuine dwarf tree with a short internodal length, reaching a maximum size of 3m high x 2-3m wide when fully grown. It is a slow grower, taking 8-10 or more years to reach its full size. Being grafted, it starts flowering profusely from its first year, displaying a mass of almost fluorescent orange-colored flowers.

This hardy plant adds a burst of color with its vibrant orange flowers and is well-suited for various garden settings, including containers and patios.

Flower Colour – Fluorescent orange

Flower Period – December to April

Fruiting – N/A

Location – Best planted in full sun or near to it, ideal as a focal point in a garden. Suitable for tub planting or growing on patios due to its small size.

Care – Tolerant of extended dry periods and light frost once established. If grown in a container on the ground, consider making drainage holes for root penetration to save watering.

Mature height – 3m H x 2-3m W

Sizes/Plant height approximate (above pot);
200mm – 50cm

**All plant stock and sizes are approximates and subject to grower availability as per the time of year**

Plant Key 
Some quick facts about this plant:

	Full Sun
	Low Watering
	Ideal for Pots
	Flowering
	Wild Life Attracting
	Pet Friendly
	2-3m Wide
	3m High