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In Stavangerbotanical garden they have E. gunnii and E. perriniana. These trees is quit big, about 3-4 meters and they survive there on a hill placed to the southwest. In Stavanger it can come down to minus 5-10 in exstreme winters. I shall take some pictures in the new year and then show them to you E-freaks :)
Best regard
Teddy
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- Eucalyptus as dieback perennials: taking advantage of resurrection
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- Svar: Eucalyptus as dieback perennials: taking advantage of resurrection
- Svar: Eucalyptus as dieback perennials: taking advantage of resurrection
- Svar: Eucalyptus as dieback perennials: taking advantage of resurrection
- Svar: Eucalyptus as dieback perennials: taking advantage of resurrection
- Svar: Eucalyptus as dieback perennials: taking advantage of resurrection
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