Corymbia gummifera (Red Bloodwood) Hedging it delivers both style and

it delivers both style and functionality

Flowering typically occurs in the cooler months (July–August)

which are harvested for making various types of tea

This low-maintenance shrub is particularly valued for its colourful growth

Corymbia gummifera (Red Bloodwood) Hedging it delivers both style andCorymbia gummifera, commonly known as the Red Bloodwood, is a very common Australian native tree reaching up to 30 m in height and forming a lignotuber. It can also exist as a mallee or smaller tree on ridgetops. This iconic species is widespread along the New South Wales coast into Queensland as far north as Bundaberg, with smaller populations in eastern Victoria around Mallacoota and East Gippsland. It thrives in bushland on sandstone and sandy