Eucalyptus viridis

Green Mallee at Higgins Woodland

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Street trees with very fine leaves. Sock of rough to lightly fisusured grey bark with smooth transition to smooth grey bark. Unsure if young Euc. radiata or some other out-of-area planting.

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   2 Feb 2022
Wasn't convinced this was radiata so checked the street tree directory, in this part of higgins Eucalyptus mannifera ssp. maculosa & Eucalyptus nicholii have been planted. The former has a pale pretty much bark-free trunk whereas the latter has grey bark and very fine leaves. The one mature nut I can see also seems to match.
   22 Feb 2024
Sighting Eucalyptus viridis (Green Mallee) is a record of plant in photos 4 and 5. I now believe this to be Green Mallee, Eucalyptus viridis.
   6 Jun 2024
Confident you are correct it is Green Mallee. Reasons: it is occasionally planted in Canberra, as it use to be promoted by the Australian Native Plant Society, grey-brown smooth bark on upper trunk, narrow linear-lanceolate adult leaves 0.3 to 1.5 cm wide, inflorescence compound with ovoid buds > 7, fruit cup shaped with descending disc, and when in cultivation often is a tree form rather than a mallee.

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  • 4 - 15 Abundance
  • 2 Sep 2021 05:06 PM Recorded on
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  • Eucalyptus viridis Scientific name
  • Green Mallee Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Non-local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • 584.2m to 606.5m Recorded at altitude

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