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Eucalyptus macrandra

$700.00

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Size: 150L

150L 40cm/45L

Current Stock Height Guides

40cm/45L: 1.5m – 2m Approx.
150L: 2.7m – 4.2m Approx.

Height guide disclaimer: Height ranges are approximate only.

As living products, plant heights naturally vary between individual plants, batches, and seasons. No guarantee is given that supplied plants will fall within the stated range.

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Variation in height is normal and is not grounds for return, refund, replacement, or compensation.

All stock is grown, maintained and graded in strict accordance with AS 4373-2007, Australian Standard for Nursery Stock.

About Eucalyptus macrandra

Eucalyptus macrandra, known as the Long-flowered Marlock, is a charming Western Australian native tree admired for its striking long, pendulous clusters of golden yellow flowers. Growing to 4–6 meters tall with a 3–4 meter spread, it features blue-green lance-shaped leaves that beautifully complement its vibrant blooms.

This small to medium-sized evergreen tree has a spreading, sometimes weeping habit, making it a graceful addition to any garden. Adaptable and drought-hardy, it thrives in poor soils and saline conditions, requiring minimal maintenance. The Long-flowered Marlock looks excellent when you want a splash of golden color combined with natural resilience and habitat value for native wildlife.

Distinguishing Features

Eucalyptus macrandra is a great option for you if you:

Want Low Maintenance
Want Fast Growing
Want To Prune to Desired Height
Have A Small Garden
Want To Add Impact With A Feature Tree
Want A Flowering Tree
Want to Attract Birds And Bees
Want An Australian Native for Biodiversity
Want Something Easy to Manage
Want Something That Stays Neat
Want Something For A Tight Space

Mature Height & Width

Mature Height: 6m - 12m Approximately

Mature Width: 3m – 6m

Eucalyptus macrandra is expected to grow Approx. 0.5 – 1 m per year.

Root Ball Dimensions (Height & Width)

Use this as a reference when digging your planting hole. We recommend digging at least 10% wider than the dimensions below to encourage strong root development.

30cm Pot: 33cm (W) × 30cm (D)
40cm/45L Pot: 44cm (W) × 41.5cm (D)
50cm Pot / 70L Pot: 55cm (W) × 41.8cm (D)
100L Bag: 50.6cm (W) × 52.8cm (D)
150L Bag: 66cm (W) × 55cm (D)
200L Bag: 71.5cm (W) × 60.5cm (D)
300L Bag: 88cm (W) × 63.8cm (D)
400L Bag: 99cm (W) × 66cm (D)
500L Bag: 122cm (W) × 66cm (D)
750L Bag: 134cm (W) × 69cm (D)
1000L Bag: 146.3cm (W) × 71.5cm (D)
2000L Bag: 176cm (W) × 82.5cm (D)

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About Your New Eucalyptus macrandra

Eucalyptus macrandra, known as the Long-flowered Marlock, is a charming Western Australian native tree admired for its striking long, pendulous clusters of golden yellow flowers. Growing to 4–6 meters tall with a 3–4 meter spread, it features blue-green lance-shaped leaves that beautifully complement its vibrant blooms.

This small to medium-sized evergreen tree has a spreading, sometimes weeping habit, making it a graceful addition to any garden. Adaptable and drought-hardy, it thrives in poor soils and saline conditions, requiring minimal maintenance. The Long-flowered Marlock looks excellent when you want a splash of golden color combined with natural resilience and habitat value for native wildlife.

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Uses in my Garden

Shade Tree
Council or Civic Landscapes
Avenue Planting
Rural Property Planting
Revegetation or Regeneration

Eucalyptus macrandra works in an:

Australian Native Garden – celebrates local plants with natural character.
Modern Garden – sleek, minimal, and design-led planting.
Coastal Garden – relaxed, seaside feel with hardy, textural plants.
Wildlife Garden – planting to attract birds, bees, and pollinators.
Low-maintenance Garden – resilient choices for easy care and year-round appeal.

Is Eucalyptus macrandra Evergreen or Deciduous?

Eucalyptus macrandra is an Evergreen (foliage year round) Tree

Mature Height & Width

Mature Height: 6m - 12m Approximately

Mature Width: 3m – 6m

Eucalyptus macrandra is expected to grow Approx. 0.5 – 1 m per year.

Growth Rate of Eucalyptus macrandra

Eucalyptus macrandra is expected to grow Approx. 0.5 – 1 m per year.

They are considered to have a:

Medium Growth Rate

Frost Tolerance & Ideal Climate to plant Eucalyptus macrandra

Is Eucalyptus macrandra frost tolerant?

Eucalyptus macrandra is Frost Tolerant – Can handle light to moderate frost once established.

Subtropical QLD (Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast)
Northern NSW (Byron, Coffs, Armidale)
Sydney & Central Coast
South Coast NSW (Illawarra to Bega)
Inland NSW / Tablelands (Orange, Bathurst, Canberra)
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

Does Eucalyptus macrandra Flower?

Eucalyptus macrandra produces long, elegant, creamy-yellow fluffy flowers from late spring through summer. The distinctive elongated buds and gumnuts hang in clusters along the branchlets, creating a refined and highly ornamental display against the slender green foliage.

Does Eucalyptus macrandra flower?

Yes - Flowers

Flowering Period:

Spring
Summer

Flower Type:

Fluffy

Flower Colour:

Cream

Is Eucalyptus macrandra an Australian Native Tree?

Yes

Eucalyptus macrandra is Native to Native to the south-west of Western Australia, where it grows naturally on gravelly rises and sandy soils.

What is the Wildlife Value of Eucalyptus macrandra ?

Its nectar-rich flowers attract honeyeaters, native bees, butterflies and other key pollinators throughout the warmer months. The dense branching provides shelter for small birds, while the ornamental buds and fruit support insects and microfauna that enrich native garden biodiversity.

How much Sunlight does Eucalyptus macrandra need?

Eucalyptus macrandra will thrive best in:

Full Sun

Preferred Soil?

Eucalyptus macrandra performs best in well-drained sandy or loam soils and tolerates slightly acidic to slightly alkaline conditions. It may struggle in heavy clay or poorly drained soil unless improved with organic matter and coarse material to increase aeration. Keep soil evenly moist during establishment, then move to deep, occasional watering as the tree matures to support strong drought resilience, healthy growth and consistent flowering.

Is Eucalyptus macrandra Drought Tolerant?

Is Eucalyptus macrandra Drought tolerant?

As a young tree it requires regular watering, but once established Eucalyptus macrandra develops excellent drought tolerance. It thrives in hot, dry, coastal and inland environments and maintains its compact, spreading habit with minimal supplementary watering.

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How To Plant Your Eucalyptus macrandra

How to Plant Eucalyptus macrandra

Site Selection: This species thrives in a variety of soils but prefers well-drained conditions.

Soil Preparation: While it can tolerate poorer soils, enriching the soil with organic matter will encourage healthier growth.

Hole Digging: Create a hole about twice the size of the plant's root ball.

Planting: Place the tree into the hole, ensuring it sits level. Backfill, tamp down the soil gently, and water generously.

Recommended Planting Spacing For Your Eucalyptus macrandra

Hedging & Screening: Not typically used.

Feature Tree: 4 m – 6 m apart to highlight its narrow, weeping foliage.

Avenue Planting Trees: 6 m apart.

Eucalyptus macrandra is expected to grow Approx. 0.5 – 1 m per year.

Medium Growth Rate

Long Term Care For Your Eucalyptus macrandra

Caring for Eucalyptus macrandra

Watering: Ensure the tree receives consistent water after planting. Once established, it’s drought-tolerant but benefits from occasional deep watering during extended dry spells.

Mulching: Use organic mulch around the base, maintaining a gap from the trunk. This aids in moisture retention and weed control.

Pruning: Trim lightly post-flowering to maintain shape, if necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the main attraction of Eucalyptus macrandra?
Its long, pendulous flower clusters in a brilliant shade of yellow are the standout feature.

How often should I water the tree?
While young, it requires consistent watering. Once mature, its drought tolerance increases, but occasional deep watering is beneficial.