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Rainbow Eucalyptus botanical plate
Plate · drawn for the register, 2026Eucalyptus deglupta
Tree

Rainbow Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus deglupta Blume
The Philippines to New Guinea
Fun factOne of the world's fastest-growing trees: it has been recorded growing 10 m in less than 18 months and reaching 30 m tall in seven years in Hawaii.

A large evergreen tree of wet lowland tropical rainforest. Its smooth bark peels in long strips, exposing bright green new bark that darkens through blue, purple, orange and maroon, so a single trunk shows several colours at once. It is among the fastest-growing trees in the world, recorded reaching 10 m in under 18 months and 30 m in seven years in Hawaii.

Sourced · see Record tab
12on the estate
0carrying a tag
10sponsored
FamilyMyrtaceae
Spanish nameEucalipto arcoíris
Also known asRainbow gum, Mindanao gum, Bagras, Kamarere, Eucalipto arcoíris
Native toThe Philippines (Mindanao), Sulawesi, Maluku, the Lesser Sunda Islands, New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago, in wet lowland tropical rainforest
TagGarden areaZonePlantedStatusSponsoredNote
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedKatarzyna F., United Kingdom
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedMichael G., USA
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedPadmini B., USA
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedAdriana S., Canada
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedAshley S., USA
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedAshley S., USA
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedAshley S., USA
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedMihaela B., Romania
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedMihaela B., Romania
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015PlantedYvette C., USA
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015Planted—
—Rainbow CircleC1 June 2015Planted—

12 of these have no tag yet; they will be numbered when the garden team re-tags the estate.

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