Eucalyptus albida (Eucalyptus albida)

Commonly called White-Leaved Mallee, Eucalyptus albida has bluish-white, waxy, round juvenile leaves with the typical eucalyptus scent. As the leaves mature, they elongate to 2-4 and turn green. Attractive, creamy-white flowers appear in winter. This unusual eucalyptus is native to southwest Australia and since its a slow grower it performs well in a large container. The juvenile leaves are commonly used in dried flower arrangements.