Pink and white blossoms of the Australian native gum tree Corymbia Fairy Floss, family Myrtaceae

Corymbia Ficifolia Fairy Floss. Pink and white blossoms of the Australian native gum tree Corymbia Fairy Floss, family Myrtaceae Buy Corymbia ficifolia Fairy Floss for sale from Online Plants Australia Corymbia ficifolia 'Fairy Floss' Grafted Flowering Gum

It is an evergreen, small tree with tremendous ornamental value, as it produces bright, dark green leaves with a light red contrast on its back pronounced: kor-RIM-bee-uh fy-kee-FOH-lee-uh (Myrtaceae — the gum family)

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These soft, gentle pink flower clusters belong to another grafted Eucalyptus (Corymbia) ficifolia dwarf grafted gum, this sweet small tree is called 'Fairy Floss', isn't the name just perfect? This small feature tree flowers in the warm summer months between December and March like many of the 'Summer' series grafted gums. Corymbia ficifolia 'Fairy Floss' This delightful flowering gum has masses of pale pink blossoms in summer time Corymbia ficifolia Fairy Floss Red Flowering Gum, Native: Foliage Type: Yes Evergreen

Corymbia ficifolia ‘Fairy Floss’ Flowering Gum Gardening With Angus. Corymbia ficifolia Fairy Floss Red Flowering Gum, Native: Foliage Type: Yes Evergreen Corymbia ficifolia occurs naturally in a very restricted sub-coastal area south-east of Perth in Western Australia, east of Mount Franklin and Walpole, near Albany and in the Stirling Range.

Pink and white blossoms of the Australian native gum tree Corymbia Fairy Floss, family Myrtaceae. Corymbia ficifolia 'Fairy Floss' Grafted Flowering Gum These soft, gentle pink flower clusters belong to another grafted Eucalyptus (Corymbia) ficifolia dwarf grafted gum, this sweet small tree is called 'Fairy Floss', isn't the name just perfect? This small feature tree flowers in the warm summer months between December and March like many of the 'Summer' series grafted gums.