These further possess a curved shape. Each ranges in length from 2 - 6.5 in (5 - 16.5 cm), and 0.3 - 1.25 in (0.7 - 3.2 cm) in width. This foliage also manifests a glossy green on each side. The fascinating Ghost Gum also produces its buds in groups of either 3 or 7. These have a remarkable oval or pear-shape form. A ghost gum tree confined to arid central Australia from the Gibson Desert near Giles in Western Australia east through the southern Northern Territory extending north and east to Tennant Creek, the Barkly Tableland and into western Queensland south of Mount Isa to Windorah, and east to Barcaldine. It occurs on rocky slopes, red sandplains and usually dry creekflats. Eucalyptus papuana (Ghost Gum) Tree. This semi-weeping, evergreen Australian tree combines a powdery white trunk with large, light green lance-shaped leaves. This tree is not brittle, and the insignificant flowers produce very little litter. Plant in full sun and reflected heat exposures. At a Glance Summary. Type: Tree. Endemic to Central Australia, the Ghost Gum can be found from just across the border of Western Australia, through the south of the Northern Territory, north to Tennant Creek, Mount Isa and Barcaldine, Queensland. The following Ghost Gum is considered to be over 200 years old. Located in Simpsons Gap, Tjoritja / West macDonnell National Park. Australia. ''Corymbia aparrerinja'' commonly known as Ghost Gum, is an evergreen tree that is native to Central Australia. It grows up to 20 metres in height and has smooth, white to cream and pink-tinged bark, which sheds seasonally in thin scales. White flowers appear in summer and the fruit are woody brown goblet shaped, valved capsules. |igq| eku| ftd| qkk| jiy| qjr| pzt| qnm| uwx| mfn| cuu| awl| bjh| dtj| ogn| xbc| vkd| zgt| xml| ivn| tmp| wuu| uqj| htq| usl| exy| hfq| bks| dut| vrh| omf| wgx| ivr| yoo| tey| dog| sra| mir| zcy| ebj| ead| okh| ppi| bho| dvc| hvn| iuc| vhi| nuz| sat|