A small, ornamental variety of Eucalyptus, this plant is characterized by its rounded, silver-blue foliage. The leaves are typically small and profuse, creating a cascading effect. It is often used in floral arrangements and as a decorative potted plant due to its attractive appearance and aromatic qualities. A common example of its use is in wedding bouquets where the silvery foliage complements other flowers.
The value of this Eucalyptus cultivar lies in its aesthetic appeal, drought tolerance, and fragrant oils. It provides visual interest to gardens and indoor spaces with minimal water requirements. Historically, Eucalyptus species have been valued for their medicinal properties, and while this particular variety is primarily ornamental, it still retains the characteristic eucalyptus scent. This makes it a popular choice for aromatherapy and potpourri.