Silver Dollar Eucalyptus Seeds

Silver Dollar Eucalyptus is one of the most recognizable and widely planted ornamental eucalyptus species in the world. Native to the cool highlands of southeastern Australia, this beautiful evergreen tree is famous for its distinctive round silver-blue leaves that resemble oversized coins, giving rise to its popular common name.

The foliage is heavily coated with a natural waxy bloom that produces a stunning silver appearance. Young plants display the classic rounded leaves most prized by florists and gardeners, while mature trees gradually develop more elongated foliage.

Mature specimens typically reach 30 to 60 feet in height, developing attractive smooth bark and a graceful upright form. The silvery foliage creates exceptional contrast in the landscape and remains attractive throughout the year.

As a specimen lawn tree, Silver Dollar Eucalyptus provides striking color, texture, fragrance, and year-round visual interest.

• Specimen lawn tree
• Accent tree
• Cut foliage production
• Modern landscape designs
• Mediterranean gardens
• Xeriscape landscapes
• Estate plantings
• Floral gardens

The extraordinary foliage color makes Silver Dollar one of the finest contrast plants available for landscape design.

Many gardeners regularly prune Silver Dollar Eucalyptus to encourage production of juvenile foliage. This maintains the highly desirable round leaves that have made the species famous in the floral industry.

• Sow seeds on the soil surface or lightly cover.
• Use a well-drained seed-starting medium.
• Maintain temperatures between 70-80°F.
• Keep lightly moist.
• Provide bright light.
• Germination generally occurs within 2-4 weeks.

• Botanical Name: Eucalyptus cinerea
• Plant Type: Evergreen Ornamental Tree
• USDA Zones: 8-11
• Sun Exposure: Full Sun
• Mature Height: 30-60 Feet
• Mature Spread: 15-30 Feet
• Growth Rate: Fast
• Soil Preference: Well-drained soils
• Water Requirements: Low to Moderate

Silver Dollar Eucalyptus thrives in sunny locations with excellent drainage. Once established, it demonstrates excellent drought tolerance and adapts well to challenging growing conditions.

Young plants perform exceptionally well in large containers. Regular pruning can maintain a compact specimen while promoting abundant production of decorative foliage.