Eucalyptus camphora 'Lucky Country' ~ Lucky Country Hardy Eucalyptus Tree multicolored-bloom IMAGES: Photoset by Penn State

IMAGES: Photoset by Penn State Flower Trials

Susceptible to rot and rust

is one of the oldest living tree species on Earth

The small variegated leaves emerge with a coppery cast that turn green with bright lemon yellow margins and mature to dark green with yellow edging before returning to copper in fall

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Eucalyptus camphora 'Lucky Country' ~ Lucky Country Hardy Eucalyptus Tree multicolored-bloom IMAGES: Photoset by Penn StateThe "Lucky Country" Hardy Eucalyptus tree is not a recognized or widely known species of Eucalyptus. It's possible that "Lucky Country" is a cultivar or a regional name for a specific type of Eucalyptus tree. Eucalyptus trees are native to Australia and are known for their aromatic leaves and attractive bark. They come in various species, each with its own unique characteristics and growth requirements. Type: Tree Height: 20' 30' Spread: 20' 30'