Drought Resistant

Our Eucalyptus seeds is highly drought-tolerant, making it a great choice of flower garden seeds for low-maintenance gardens. Once established, our perennial plants grow in dry conditions, reducing the need for frequent watering while maintaining its aromatic, vibrant foliage throughout the season.

Full Sun

Our Eucalyptus plant live in full sun, requiring at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. Its robust growth and vibrant foliage are fully supported by sun exposure, making it a suitable addition of perennial flowers to sunny garden spots, patios, or containers for maximum beauty and fragrance.

White Blooms in Spring

Our eucalyptus seeds for planting outdoors feature stunning white blooms in spring, adding a refreshing touch to your garden. Our delicate flowers not only enhance the visual appeal but also attract beneficial pollinators, making our outdoor plants live vibrantly in garden spaces.

Foliage with Seasonal Color

Our Eucalyptus plants offer stunning seasonal color, with its gray-green foliage turning to a beautiful red hue in the fall. Its bold, aromatic Eucalyptus leaves provide visual interest year-round, making it a standout feature in any garden, especially as the seasons change.

Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus Citriodora Lemon Bush) - This aromatic Lemon Bush starts readily from Eucalyptus seed. When grown in a container, it only reaches 36 - 48 inches tall. Nothing else looks or smells like Eucalyptus, and now, no matter where you live, you can grow this lovely Australian native from seed in your own home! This Lemon Scented Gum is a dwarf variety, and it produces sword-shaped gray-green leaves, tiny white blooms, and a bit of red fall foliage change. For growing indoors, find a nice container and grow Lemon Bush from seed in a bright window. Lemon Bush can also be grown outdoors and is considered drough tolerant, but bring it in before the first frost to winter it indoors.

Eucalyptus Lemon Bush has good branching and plenty of that wonderful citrus-spice fragrance. It is actually an herb, and its 3-inch leaves are bold and dramatic indoors, and the white summer blooms add another interesting dimension to this versatile plant. Sow Eucalyptus seed indoors into a starter tray. Press the flower seed into the soil and cover lightly with sand. Keep the seeds moist by watering from underneath. Once the seedling is 4 - 5 inches tall, transplant it into container. Use a 1 - 2 gallon container with potting mix with the appropriate amount of granular 5-10-10 fertilizer with micronutrients.