Eucalyptus Grandis, also known as the Flooded Gum and Rose Gum, is found along coastlines distributing from NSW up through to Queensland.
At maturity this species can reach up to 50 metres, but the larger specimens can reach up to 80 metres tall.
They are found on flat land and lower slopes, as the dominant tree in wet forests and on the margins of rainforests.
The flowers are white and they bloom from mid-autumn to late winter (from april to august).
Despite being too large for gardens, they make an attractive tree for large parks and farms, whilst also being used for riverbank stabilisation.
