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Native to Australia, eucalyptus trees are a popular addition to any local garden. At All Green Nursery & Garden, we work with suppliers who cultivate these trees locally, so you can rest assured they're already acclimatised to Melbourne's unique soil and weather conditions.
And, because we save money on freight and shipping, we can pass the savings onto our customers. The eucalyptus trees in our nursery are not just beautiful and adaptable — they're affordable, so you can spend the extra money on other gardening supplies.
Whether you want one gum tree, or a dozen, we can help. We can deliver your trees to your home or landscaping site for a set price, if you reside in one of the 15 designated zones near our nursery in Hoppers Crossing.
If you live outside this area, don't worry! We still deliver — except we base our prices on how far your site is from our nursery by kilometres. Of course, we can only deliver your order if we have stock available. If our supply of eucalyptus trees is dwindling, we will call you as soon as we can with an alternate solution.
At All Green, we've been helping gardeners and landscapers all over Melbourne for decades. We first planted roots in 1979, and since then we've grown into two nurseries with a combined area of 35,000m².
When you visit us, you'll find beautiful display gardens, a huge range of plants and products, and a friendly team of experts to help you out. We've assisted fledgling green thumbs with their first garden projects, as well as experienced landscapers needing exotic trees and plant products.
130 Old Geelong Rd
Hoppers Crossing
VIC 3029
Monday - Saturday: 7 am–5 pm
Sunday: 10 am–3 pm
These hours are subject to change on public holidays
89 Rufus St
Epping
VIC 3076
Monday - Friday: 7 am – 4 pm
Saturday: 8 am – 2 pm
Sunday: Closed & Public Holidays Closed
These hours are subject to change on public holidays
Given they are native, eucalyptus trees are very easy to take care of! But to get your new plant thriving, make sure:
Ideally, you should check the moisture of the soil at the base of your tree once a week. Push your finger into the soil, and if it is wet, you don't need to water your tree.
If it's dry, however, water directly onto the establishing root ball — not just at the base of the trunk. Give the soil a good soak.
Eucalyptus trees have evolved over time. Now, they have their own in-built pest and disease resistance mechanisms, such as shedding bark and emitting hormonal and chemical responses when attacked.
Your eucalyptus tree should only be vulnerable to pest and disease if it is weak. If you take care of your tree and give it the right support as it grows, this won't be a problem. However, it's always valuable to know which diseases may affect your new eucalyptus tree. Some diseases and pests include:
Actually, yes! Contrary to what you might think, some species of eucalyptus trees thrive in potted environments. These include:
Pots should be large enough, around half a metre in diameter, and have adequate drainage. These trees can't take extended periods of cold weather, however, so we recommend placing them outdoors during summer.
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