Corymbia Eximia

• Feature Tree
• Shade Tree
• Street Tree
• Council or Civic Landscapes
• Rural Property Planting

Corymbia Eximia works in an:

• Australian Native Garden – celebrates local plants with natural character.
• Woodland Garden – layered, naturalistic design under dappled light.
• Wildlife Garden – planting to attract birds, bees, and pollinators.
• Low-maintenance Garden – resilient choices for easy care and year-round appeal.

Corymbia Eximia is an Evergreen (foliage year round) Tree

Mature Height: 8m - 15m Approximately

Mature Width: 4m – 7m

Corymbia Eximia is expected to grow Approx. 30 – 60 cm per year.

Corymbia Eximia is expected to grow Approx. 30 – 60 cm per year.

They are considered to have a:

• Medium Growth Rate
• Fast Growth Rate

Is Corymbia Eximia frost tolerant?

Corymbia Eximia is Frost Tolerant – Can handle light to moderate frost once established.

• Inland QLD (Darling Downs, Central QLD)
• Northern NSW (Byron, Coffs, Armidale)
• Inland NSW / Tablelands (Orange, Bathurst, Canberra)
• Sydney & Central Coast
• South Coast NSW (Illawarra to Bega)
• Melbourne & Surrounds (Metro, Bayside, Geelong, Bellarine, Mornington)
• Western District & Central VIC (Ballarat, Bendigo, Hamilton)
• Gippsland (Latrobe Valley, East Gippsland)
• Adelaide Metro & Coastal
• Adelaide Hills & Barossa

Corymbia eximia produces masses of creamy-white fluffy flowers from late winter through spring. These prominent blooms cluster along the branch tips, creating a bright, eye-catching seasonal display that pairs beautifully with its striking patterned bark and blue-grey foliage.

Does Corymbia Eximia flower?

• Yes - Flowers

Flowering Period:

• Spring
• Winter

Flower Type:

• Clustered

Flower Colour:

White

Yes

Corymbia Eximia is Native to New South Wales, particularly the sandstone ridges and dry forests of the Sydney basin and Blue Mountains.

Its nectar-rich flowers attract honeyeaters, native bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects, while its dense canopy provides valuable shelter and nesting habitat for small birds. The rough, textured bark also supports insects and microfauna, enhancing overall garden biodiversity.

Corymbia Eximia will thrive best in:

• Full Sun

Corymbia eximia performs best in well-drained sandy or loam soils and tolerates slightly acidic to slightly alkaline conditions. It may struggle in heavy clay or waterlogged ground unless improved with organic matter and coarse material to increase drainage. Keep soil evenly moist during establishment, then transition to deep, occasional watering as the tree matures and develops its hallmark high drought resilience.

Is Corymbia Eximia Drought tolerant?

As a young tree it requires regular watering, but once established Corymbia eximia develops excellent drought tolerance. It thrives in hot, dry, rocky and coastal environments, maintaining strong growth and reliable flowering with minimal supplementary watering.