Eucalyptus is one of the most popular greens for cut flower bouquets and drying. Its signature scent and unmistakable silvery-green foliage make it a beautiful addition. It looks wonderful on its own in a vase or as a filler in various floral arrangements. Some varieties also surprise with a strong lemon fragrance or unusual leaf shapes. In our climate, it is primarily grown as a container plant. During the summer, you'll make it happiest by placing it on a sunny terrace or balcony, where it grows quickly in the fresh air. Before the first frosts arrive, the plant needs to be moved to a bright, frost-free space to overwinter safely. You can then use the trimmed branches to create long-lasting and fragrant home decor. If you're just getting started with this plant, we recommend checking out our article on how to grow eucalyptus. You'll find useful tips for successful growth and proper overwintering.

Eucalyptus cinerea

Eukalyptus pulverulenta

Eucalyptus citriodora