Eucalyptus Seed Bundle, 3 varieties, Herbal Seeds, Bouquet filler

3 varieties of Eucalyptus:

-Small Leaved Gum
-Silver Dollar
-Baby Blue

10 seeds of each variety

Eucalyptus is a diverse genus of flowering trees and shrubs in the myrtle family (Myrtaceae), primarily native to Australia and nearby islands. These aromatic plants are well-known for their distinctive, menthol-like scent, which comes from the volatile oils present in their leaves.

**Key Characteristics:**
- **Leaves:** Eucalyptus leaves are typically lance-shaped, often with a glossy texture. They contain oil glands that release a strong aroma when crushed.
- **Bark:** The bark of eucalyptus trees is often rough, fibrous, and can vary in color from gray to brown, sometimes with patches of green or yellow.
- **Flowers:** Eucalyptus flowers are usually small, with a multitude of stamens, and they lack petals. The flowers are often creamy white, yellow, or red in color.
- **Fruit:** Eucalyptus trees produce woody, capsule-like fruits called gumnuts, which contain seeds.

**Uses:**
- **Essential Oils:** Eucalyptus oil is widely used in aromatherapy.
- **Timber:** Certain eucalyptus species provide high-quality timber for construction, furniture, and paper production.
- **Landscaping:** Eucalyptus trees are planted for their ornamental value in gardens and parks, providing shade and a pleasant fragrance.
- **Wildlife Habitat:** Eucalyptus trees provide food and shelter for various wildlife, including koalas, birds, and insects.

Eucalyptus trees are not only essential to Australia's ecosystems but also have a global presence due to their commercial, medicinal, and ornamental significance.

Sowing Eucalyptus seeds can be a rewarding process, allowing you to grow these iconic trees from scratch. Here are step-by-step instructions for sowing Eucalyptus seeds:

**1. Gather Your Supplies:**
- Eucalyptus seeds
- Seed trays or pots with drainage holes
- Seed starting mix or a well-draining potting mix
- Clear plastic dome or plastic wrap
- Watering can or spray bottle
- Bright, indirect light or a grow light

**2. Preparing the Soil:**
- Fill seed trays or pots with the seed starting mix, leaving about half an inch (1.25 cm) from the top. Moisten the mix slightly.

**3. Sowing the Seeds:**
- Sprinkle the Eucalyptus seeds evenly over the soil surface. Eucalyptus seeds are tiny, so avoid burying them; gently press them into the soil for good seed-to-soil contact.

**4. Covering the Seeds:**
- Lightly sprinkle a thin layer of the seed starting mix or vermiculite over the seeds. Alternatively, you can use a fine mist to settle the seeds into the soil.

**5. Providing Moisture:**
- Water the seeds gently using a watering can with a fine rose or a spray bottle. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. You can cover the trays with a plastic dome or plastic wrap to create a humid environment, which helps with germination.

**6. Providing Light and Warmth:**
- Place the trays in a bright location with indirect sunlight or use a grow light. Eucalyptus seeds require warmth to germinate, so ensure the temperature is consistently around 70-75°F (21-24°C).

**7. Germination:**
- Eucalyptus seeds can take anywhere from 14 days to several weeks to germinate. Be patient and maintain the moisture levels and warmth during this period.

**8. Transplanting Seedlings (Optional):**
- Once the seedlings have developed several true leaves and are large enough to handle, you can transplant them into larger pots or directly into the garden if the outdoor conditions are suitable.

**9. Hardening Off and Planting Out (If applicable):**
- If you started the seeds indoors, gradually acclimate the seedlings to outdoor conditions (known as hardening off) before transplanting them into the garden. Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil for planting.

Remember that growing Eucalyptus from seeds requires patience and attention to their specific needs. By following these instructions, you can increase the chances of successful germination and growth for your Eucalyptus trees.
Multiple orders of a single item may be combined into 1 seed envelope unless otherwise instructed by buyer.

Multiple orders of a single item may be combined into 1 seed envelope unless otherwise instructed by buyer.We take great care to provide high-quality seeds, corms, and bulbs, all of which are tested for acceptable germination rates. However, because successful growth depends on various factors beyond our control—such as planting conditions, weather, and care—we cannot offer refunds for seeds, corms, or bulbs that do not germinate or sprout.

Thank you for your understanding and support. If you have any questions about planting or care, we’re happy to help!