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Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ 3 litre Air-pot feathered standards 120-180m – Superb September 2 for 1 Offer
Treat yourself or someone special in your life to one of these superb standards as a screening tree for small gardens or grow in a pot (Air-Pot container of course!) as a couple of standards.
We have a few Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ 3 litre trees surplus to our 2026/2027 production. We have potted on what we need and the rest now need good caring new homes.
Buy One and Get One FREE! 2 for 1
No special offer codes needed. Buy one tree at the usual price of £95- and we will send you two trees!
PLUS you will receive a pure English wool mulch mat for each tree absolutely free of charge – supporting British Farmers whilst bagging yourself a bargain. AND a FREE 60g pack of Rootgrow
Total value at full price = £199.51 if items purchased separately
SPECIAL OFFER PRICE only £95 for 2 trees + 2 mats + Rootgrow all in
save £104.51- (52% discount)
No special offer codes needed.
Offer ends 20/10/2026 and only whilst stocks last
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The Full Details about Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ 3 litre
Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ is absolutely fabulous as a bushy plant in a patio pot or terrace planter – very easy to grow.
Superb bushy cultivar of compact habit with much smaller genes than its parents -the monster Eucalyptus gunnii.
Click here to learn more about growing Eucalyptus ‘Azura’ in a container.
Grow Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ as a shrub-on-a-stick, small bushy screening tree anywhere from 2.4m up to 5m tall. Allow it to grow a little taller to say around 6-8m, if you want height.
OR keep Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura ‘trimmed as a short bushy shrub in your garden. This is a very versatile plant.
Great for cut foliage – very productive with the classic, cute, round, blue leaf.
Biometrics for Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ 3 litre
Shoots ‘n Leaves: Young shoots are covered in silvery white wax
Juvenile foliage: Rounded, intense silvery blue, with some rose pink and silvery white on the new growth in summer.
Adult foliage: Intermediate foliage is elliptical and then the foliage will change to the typical lanceolate E. gunnii foliage as the tree matures; however the internodes are very short, giving a bushy appearance. Regular pruning will encourage the rounded juvenile blue foliage.
Bark: Smooth bark in pewter grey, cream, olive or sometimes pinky brown, flaking off in large pieces to reveal new bark in shades of pale gold or creamy silver.
Flowers: White flowers followed by gum nuts.
Leaf Aroma: Eucalyptol, but not as strong as its cousin Eucalyptus archeri
Rate of Growth: Slowish for a Eucalyptus. In the nursery, our Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ have grown about 30cm (1ft) over 4 months, so will possibly grow 60-90cm (2-3ft) in an average year. We will update this page as we gather data from our nursery trials.
Height in maturity, if left unpruned: Current estimates are that E. gunnii ‘Azura’ will reach 5m (15ft) tall by about 2m wide in the medium, and approximately 10m (30ft) in the long term – say 20+ years. It may be taller in exceptional growing conditions, but still less than half the finished height of its parents. Remember, Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’ is a versatile, much bushier tree than straight E. gunnii. Reminiscent of a Pittosporum in habit, it can be kept trimmed to form a small tree or ‘shrub-on-a-stick’ for the smaller garden.
Here is the link to our short pruning video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP4ldDRtHeQ
Click here for the link to our Guidance Notes on Pruning with images
Hardiness: Root system hardy in the region of -14 to -16°C, exceptionally hardy for a Eucalyptus, once mature.
Hardiness in Eucalyptus is governed by
- provenance – this is a dwarf hybrid (not grown from seed), its parents are exceptionally hardy
- how it is grown (i.e. high nitrogen levels reduces cold tolerance). Eucalypts need to be grown without stress – see our blog post on the subject.
- the age of the tree – the older your tree, the hardier it will be. Younger Eucs are more susceptible to frost damage.
- how long it has been planted in the ground. The deeper you can encourage the rooting by digging a deep planting pit at the time of installation, the quicker your tree will establish and you will increase its ability to survive cold winters. See our planting notes for more details.
Click here to read more about hardiness in Eucalyptus and how you can help your Eucalyptus to be as hardy as possible




