Eucalyptus Eximia — Yellow Bloodwood

Eucalyptus Eximia is a striking Australian native tree, now botanically accepted as Corymbia eximia, commonly known as Yellow Bloodwood. It features attractive bluish-green foliage, distinctive yellow-brown to yellowish rough bark and abundant clusters of creamy-white to pale yellow flowers. Flowering occurs mainly in late winter through spring, creating a beautiful seasonal display while providing valuable nectar for native birds, bees and other pollinators.

A hardy, evergreen tree, Eucalyptus Eximia is an excellent choice for larger gardens, parks and native landscapes. It performs best in full sun, tolerates a range of soil conditions and is drought tolerant once established, making it a relatively low-maintenance landscape option. Its attractive bark, foliage, flowers and strong Australian native character make it a worthwhile choice for customers wanting a long-lived feature tree with year-round structure and seasonal flowering interest