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Angophora

Angophora is noted for its smooth, often twisted bark that sheds in large flakes, revealing a striking palette of underlying colors. These medium to large trees feature broad, leathery leaves with a distinctive opposite leaf arrangement, setting them apart from many related species. Adapted to survive in dry to moist forests, angophora utilizes its deep root system to thrive in various Australian landscapes.

Scientific classification

Genus

Angophora (Angophora)

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Evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Sydney red gum Dwarf apple

Care Guide for Angophora

Every 2 weeks

Water

Water: Angophora thrives in environments that reflect its native habitat, exhibiting strong drought tolerance. Watering should occur biweekly to prevent extremes. Typically grown outdoors, angophora benefits from natural rainfall but may need supplemental watering during long dry spells to support its growth.

Propagation: Angophora propagation involves seed sowing in well-drained soil with warmth and light. Pre-treatment like soaking enhances germination. The moderate difficulty arises from seed dormancy and disease sensitivity. Steps include collecting, treating, sowing seeds, providing warmth, and maintaining moisture until germination.

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