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Trees of London London Trees
White gum
This tree, particularly, its bark looks very exotic in Britain. In its native Australia, on the other hand, there are millions of them.
The leaves of this tree are the meal of choice of the Koala bear, so it plays an important part in Australia's national identity.
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| Tree Identification |
Eucalyptus viminalis: |
| Leaf: opposite; evergreen; lance like; dull green; rubbery |  |
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| Flowers:
| spartan looking webs; attract bees. |
| bark: light, flaky. |
shape:
| grows to 30 metres; tall, quite robust. |
| general: In Australia, where this tree originates, koala bears are very fond of the leaves, which are quite sugary. |
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Location
Kew Gardens. There is a gum tree in the churchyard of St Paul's cathedral. |
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Trees of London A James Wilkinson Publication ©
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