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Eucalyptus Goniocalyx. 
Eucalyptus Globulus. 
Per 07 .. Por lb. 
Eucalyptus Globulus. w Tasmanian Blue Gum.” (See cut.) Well known; one of the 
most useful of all, and a very rapid grower. Planted largely in all warm countries, on 
account of its malaria-destroying qualities. Remarkably good for fuel, being easily 
sawn and split; ht. 150 ft. Imported seed. 50c $5.00 
California saved seed. 30c 3.00 
Goniocalyx. "N. S. W. Blue Gum.” (See cut.) Wood very durable, hard and tough. 
Much used in its native country by wheelwrights. A rapid grower; ht. 200 ft.$1.00 
Gunnii. w Tasmanian Cider Tree.” Probably the hardiest of the genus. Will stand a 
considerable amount of frost. Recommended for all elevated and exposed positions. 
Good for fuel; ht. 80 ft. 1.50 
Hcemastoma. ” White Gum.” Good for fencing and rough building material, also makes 
a fair fuel. Grows particularly well on sandy soil; ht. 150 ft. 1.50 
Hemiphloia. "Common Box.” Wood very hard, strong and durable above ground, also 
a first-class fuel for all purposes; ht. 150 ft. 1.50 
Leucoxylon. w Victorian Ironbark.” Very hard, strong and durable, excelling Hickory 
in strength. Recommended for underground work in mines, and for railroad ties, 
bridges, etc.; ht. 100ft. 1.50 
Longifolia. w Woolly Butt.” A large tree, of great girth, growing well in any soil. 
Timber is durable and makes excellent fuel. The leaves yield a volatile oil;Eht. 200 ft 1.50 
Maculata. w Spotted Gum.” Wood as strong as English Oak. Extensively employed in 
ship building and wheelwright’s work; ht. 100 ft. . . 1.50 
