Corymbia maculata

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Renowned for its distinctive spotted bark, Corymbia maculata, commonly known as the Spotted Gum, stands out as an iconic Australian native tree. This tall and straight-trunked tree is adorned with cream-colored flowers in late winter, adding a splash of brightness to the landscape. With a resilience to various climatic conditions and a grand stature, the Spotted Gum is ideal for large spaces, avenues, and as a majestic focal point in any garden setup.

Common Name: Spotted Gum
Botanical Name: Corymbia maculata
Mature Height: 20-30m
Mature Width: 7-15m
Foliage: Lance-shaped, glossy green
Flowering period: Late winter to early spring
Flower Color: Creamy white
Form/Habit: Tall, straight trunk with an open canopy
Uses: Parklands, large gardens, shade tree, timber production
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Drought, mild frost
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Low; occasionally check for pests
Water requirement: Moderate; more frequent in drier period

Planting your Corymbia maculata
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How to Plant Corymbia maculata

Site Selection: Choose a site that offers plenty of space to accommodate its growth, preferably in full sunlight.
Soil Preparation: Loamy, well-draining soil is ideal. Enrich with organic matter if needed.
Hole Digging: The hole should be approximately double the diameter of the tree's root ball.
Planting: Gently position the tree in the hole, ensuring it's straight. Fill with soil and water thoroughly.

Caring For Your Corymbia maculata
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Caring for Corymbia maculata

Watering: Water regularly after planting until established, then water during prolonged dry spells.
Mulching: Mulch around the base to retain soil moisture, using organic material like bark or compost.
Pruning: Minimal pruning is required; remove dead or damaged branches as necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions about Corymbia maculata
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Frequently Asked Questions

What gives the Spotted Gum its 'spotted' appearance? The bark sheds in patches throughout the year, revealing the new bark beneath, which creates the spotted pattern.
Is Corymbia maculata suitable for timber? Yes, Spotted Gum is highly valued for its durable timber and is often used in construction and flooring.

Description

Renowned for its distinctive spotted bark, Corymbia maculata, commonly known as the Spotted Gum, stands out as an iconic Australian native tree. This tall and straight-trunked tree is adorned with cream-colored flowers in late winter, adding a splash of brightness to the landscape. With a resilience to various climatic conditions and a grand stature, the Spotted Gum is ideal for large spaces, avenues, and as a majestic focal point in any garden setup.

Common Name: Spotted Gum
Botanical Name: Corymbia maculata
Mature Height: 20-30m
Mature Width: 7-15m
Foliage: Lance-shaped, glossy green
Flowering period: Late winter to early spring
Flower Color: Creamy white
Form/Habit: Tall, straight trunk with an open canopy
Uses: Parklands, large gardens, shade tree, timber production
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
Tolerates: Drought, mild frost
Sun: Full sun
Maintenance: Low; occasionally check for pests
Water requirement: Moderate; more frequent in drier period

Planting your Corymbia maculata

How to Plant Corymbia maculata

Site Selection: Choose a site that offers plenty of space to accommodate its growth, preferably in full sunlight.
Soil Preparation: Loamy, well-draining soil is ideal. Enrich with organic matter if needed.
Hole Digging: The hole should be approximately double the diameter of the tree's root ball.
Planting: Gently position the tree in the hole, ensuring it's straight. Fill with soil and water thoroughly.

Caring For Your Corymbia maculata

Caring for Corymbia maculata

Watering: Water regularly after planting until established, then water during prolonged dry spells.
Mulching: Mulch around the base to retain soil moisture, using organic material like bark or compost.
Pruning: Minimal pruning is required; remove dead or damaged branches as necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions about Corymbia maculata

Frequently Asked Questions

What gives the Spotted Gum its 'spotted' appearance? The bark sheds in patches throughout the year, revealing the new bark beneath, which creates the spotted pattern.
Is Corymbia maculata suitable for timber? Yes, Spotted Gum is highly valued for its durable timber and is often used in construction and flooring.

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