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Re: hardy Eucalyptus


>Thanks (to all)for the information. Maybe you could recommend some rare or
>unusual trees that could be grown in zone 5. I am very interested in
>growing all types of trees, the more rare or unusual the better. I am
>slowly expanding my collection, adding 2-3 each year. I have recently
>become interested in trees from the southern hemisphere. But, I'm not
>finding to many that are hardy in this area. Ideally I would like seedling,
>but I am willing to grow from seed if neccesary. If you could recommend any
>or tell me where I could find some it would be greatly appreciated. Also, I
>have found some interesting species listed on the net but they usually do
>not have any hardiness info. Is there anywhere I could look for a
>comprehensive list of hardiness?
>THanks for any guidance,
>John
>

Have you considered any of the fothergillas?  Pretty scented blooms in the
spring and spectacular fall foliage.  They are witch hazel relatives


Don Martinson
Medical College of Wisconsin
dmartin@post.its.mcw.edu

"Existing order thrives upon ignorance and lies.
Objective truth and individual reason are feared above all."

Jimmy Johnson - "Arlo & Janis"


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