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Corymbia Eximia 'Nana'Dwarf Yellow Bloodwood Botanical Name: Corymbia eximia Nana Family: Myrtaceae Origin: Australia (NSW; dwarf form of Yellow Bloodwood) Plant Type: Evergreen small tree Overview A compact lemon gum relative for South Australian gardens, Corymbia eximia Nana forms a tidy, upright canopy of blue green foliage with mottled yellow brown bark. From late winter into spring, it carries creamy white to pale yellow flower clusters that feed birds and

topped with crimson-red brushes mainly in spring with spot flowers in summer–autumn

Origin: Australia (SA & VIC)

nectar-rich scarlet to deep red “toothbrush” clusters (not notably fragrant)

architectural cover for small fauna

and excellent coastal/wind/drought resilience — a high-value

it’s superb as a specimen or avenue tree in temperate and Mediterranean SA climates

Sunlight: Part shade to shade (handles morning sun

and brightens borders

nesting and windbreak habitat

flowers continuously over summer to autumn

Containers/topiary balls at entries for year-round structure

Family: Lythraceae